While organizations often excel at managing human identities, many need to pay more attention to a growing and potentially more hazardous category of digital actors known as non-human identities. 

As enterprise security leaders work to improve their identity security postures, they are turning to new metrics to benchmark their efforts and measure success. 

Privileged access management (PAM) has become an essential part of any organization's cybersecurity strategy. 

A new report reveals 56% of IT leaders tried to deploy a PAM solution but did not fully implement it, and 92% cited overly-complex solutions as the main reason.

Identity breaches continue to be disclosed at a staggering rate. If organizations don't have identity management best practices in place, they are behind the curve.

A recent report, State of Cyber Security in the Supply Chain 2023, spotlights the key security weaknesses in the supply chain ecosystem.

Despite good intentions, over 60% of companies have a long way to go to protect privileged identities and access, according to a Delinea report of IT security decision makers.

Privileged access management (PAM) is vital for enterprise security. With proper PAM tools, procedures and processes in place, organizations can lessen the risk of being the next data breach victim.

Let’s look at lateral movement and why privileged access management is a key component of a cybersecurity and defense-in-depth strategy.

The University of Arkansas has announced the adoption of cybersecurity measures to better protect its IT assets, including data and identity management initiatives.