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Zurich Insurance identifies Okta to save 50% and go passwordless

Swiss financial services juggernaut picked Okta over Ping and Microsoft because of its flexibility and passwordless roadmap

IoT obscurity is IoT insecurity

Obscuring the IoT exposes it to hackers, says Mulesoft CTO Uri Sarid.

Where’s the beef? Privacy as a core theme at Apple's WWDC

Is Apple on the side of the angels when it comes to your privacy?

The cliche remains the same - when it comes to security, people are the key

Businesses spend billions on the stuff, and much of it does a fair bit of good, but they would do better – and save a fair slice of money – by looking to people rather than tech investment.

Basic security hygiene works wonders for protecting user accounts

We often feel powerless in the face of endless security breaches. But there's plenty we can do to improve our security hygiene. For individuals or organizations, the data on two factor authentication is convincing.

Huawei Analyst Summit – former UK Government CIO says, 'Put us to the test'

Huawei’s answer to the accusations made against it is to accept every point made against it, whether evidence exists or not, and test more than any other comms vendor to prove the claims unwarranted.

Huawei Analyst Summit – looking the MAGA elephant in the room square in the eye

The spat between the US and Huawei, was front and centre, to left and right, above and underneath just about every discussion.

Enterprise hits and misses - cybersecurity leaks, privacy falters, and Google Cloud raises their enterprise bet

This week, in a travel version of hits/misses - cybersecurity stats that startle, and privacy gaffes that irritate. Plus: Google Cloud ups their enterprise game - and analysts weigh in. Your whiffs include the triumph of fussy babies in flight.

Cyber-security and internal data leakage – make it 'our' fault, not 'their' fault

Another security survey, but one at least attempting to open up a subject where everyone knows there's a problem, but there is a sense that it is all 'someone else’s fault’.

Protecting yourself from the 'things' on your home network

The rapid proliferation of unsecured IoT devices is exposing the end customers of ISPs and other digital service providers to a relentless barrage of cyber attacks. Israeli startup SAM Seamless Network claims to have a solution.

Enterprise hits and misses - HR takes on AI, and machine learning raises the enterprise security stakes

This week - A big change in tone for HR and AI. Debate - are AI and machine learning assets to enterprise security? And: the unknown unknowns of digital transformation. Your whiffs include highly personalized LinkedIn job offers.