Access control system prevents unauthorised access, meaning only approved users, systems, or services can use the resources they want. Access control limits the possibility of a breach by governing who can see or access the data inside the computing environment. It is more than just grant or deny access. This involves identification of the users or systems, authentication of identity to accept access according to predefined rules, and auditing of access logs for monitoring usage. Strong access c
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Hi Global Risk Community member,
You have likely heard the words “digital transformation” ad nauseam. Regardless, the increasingly complex world of cloud-based business applications and remote working isn’t going away any time soon. As this complexity of your digital ecosystem increases, so does the need for a strong security and risk management strategy. So where do you start?
The implementation of an Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) solution enables organizations to address many
Many growing companies are adopting a best-of-breed approach to business applications. Rather than purchasing their ERP, CRM, HCM, warehouse management, and other systems from the same vendor, companies are using products from multiple manufacturers and integrating them together, often in the cloud. In addition, through mergers and acquisitions, they are integrating with still other business applications and bringing in the system administrators and employees from the acquired company.
Knowing w
This is a transcript of our interview with Aidan Parisian, VP Customer Strategy at Fastpath
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Boris: Hello ladies and gentlemen and welcome to our Risk Management Show. In this episode we are talking with Aidan Parisian, Vice President customer strategy at FastPath. FastPath provides a comprehensive suit of software solutions that seamlessly empowers clients to take control of their security, compliance and risk management initiatives and integrat
Early in 2012, SAP commissioned an independent study to understand how companies are preventing access risk and fraud. A vast majority of the 183 research respondents confirmed that managing access risks were "very" or "extremely" important to senior leadership in their organizations. Yet the same group found it challenging to establish and maintain a program for