Identity stories - Page 4

Swiss-based Partisia Blockchain takes centre stage at the inaugural World Crypto Forum, promoting the discourse on decentralisation alongside launching a new product.

Teletrac Navman's AI device, the IQ Camera, becomes the first to receive Transport Certification Australia Type-Approval.

INTERPOL and IDEMIA have launched BioHUB, an advanced biometric identification system, across 196 member states for rapid, precise identification.

Dicker Data ramps up its Cisco Security partnership in Australia, appointing ex-JB Hi-Fi manager George Guirguis in a strategic role.

Venafi warns of the rise of '1000x developer' and '1000x hacker' threats in 2024, fuelled by burgeoning AI innovations and cloud native vulnerabilities.

Enterprise IT budgets set to increase in 2023, contributing significant value to businesses, while GenAI development accelerates, Omdia study reveals.

Grady Summers, EVP of Product at SailPoint, discusses the company's identity security solutions and its role in implementing the zero trust approach.

Australia turns to AI to enhance cybersecurity as it faces a potentially severe skills shortage by 2026 in the midst of increasingly sophisticated threats.

Zero Trust security has now become mainstream, with 61% of organizations adopting the contemporary framework, according to the latest report by Okta.

From November, New Zealand computer products distributor Soft Solutions will rebrand as Bluechip Infotech New Zealand.

Radiflow and Cyolo partner to strengthen industrial cybersecurity by ensuring only authorised users have network access.

In a recent discussion, Gary Savarino, Identity Strategist for APAC at SailPoint, shed light on what makes the company a force to reckon with in this domain.

DigiCert unveils Discovery, a central management tool for cryptographic keys, aiming to improve cybersecurity.

CyberArk has unveiled new capabilities for securing access to cloud workloads and services as part of its Identity Security Platform.

New security controls enable secure access to every layer of cloud environments, while causing no disruption to the way users access cloud services.

With one new product and a series of enhancements, the announcements share the common focus of enabling Identity strategies and implementation.

At Okta’s annual identity conference, Oktane, the company rolled out a number of features and advancements, including Okta AI.

Fingerprint biometrics continue to offer the most accurate, efficient and secure solution that addresses real-world challenges faced by enterprises today.

Organisations are turning to the Zero Trust security approach to protect sensitive data in an evolving cyber landscape. Identity is key.

South Australia's Department for Education is using Okta Workforce Identity Cloud to power its educational passport, known as EdPass.