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Remove standing access to critical systems with dynamic access management
Enforce real-time authorization for AI and MCP-powered agents
Ensure critical cloud environments like AWS and Azure can only be accessed when necessary
Ensure critical actions in code repositories like GitHub can only be performed under the right conditions
Manage and revoke privileged sessions using CAEP-enabled context
How threat actors continuously exploit SSO weaknesses to compromise identities, critical systems, and business operations
Support for critical zero-trust features such as session revocation
Why authorization is moving beyond static rules to dynamic, centralized access security
Okta’s inaugural list features “The Titans of Identity”
Results from the first ever CAEPIE, thoughts on the path to adding CAEP to existing enterprise systems, and the best practices attendees are implementing today
SGNL’s new offering helps enterprise companies improve their security posture and progress toward ZSP via further adoption of CAEP within their existing systems.
Strengthening network access doesn’t reduce need for fine-grained access control
A spate of high-profile attacks have recently shaken trust in organizations’ ability to properly secure their organization’s and customers’ data and to provide a reliable service. Recent organizations who have been in the news for falling victim to these …
Long-time identity expert and SGNL Advisor Ian Glazer from Weave Identity has written an insightful post about why we need to refactor our thinking about the principle of least privilege. At SGNL, we have long advocated that moving towards Zero Standing …
Predictions for Identity and Access Management in 2024
