Go-To-Market Strategy Expands Access to Continuous Identity Defense Across Commercial and Public Sector Customers

For the past decade, the enterprise security model has been built on a lie: the belief that a "best-of-breed" stack constitutes a defense. The reality of 2026 has exposed this for what it is, a costly architectural failure. Most organizations are currently operating a patchwork of disconnected ...

The 72-Hour Dead Zone The period between December 24th and December 26th is not a "dead zone" for IT—it is a high-traffic window for sophisticated threat actors. While your Tier-1 SOC analysts are off-duty, attackers are leaning into the quiet.

The inclusion of CVE — 2025 — 61757 in the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog is not a "holiday surprise." It is a final warning for organizations clinging to legacy identity architectures. This pre—authentication Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability in Oracle Identity Manager is not ...

The Cost of Being Slow The latest IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report puts a price tag on latency: $10.22 million. That is the average cost of a data breach in the United States today.

In the modern battlefield of cybersecurity, the target has shifted. The perimeter is gone, and identity has become the new front line.

The bell rings, and students flood the hallways, accessing learning platforms, and collaborating online. In today’s interconnected educational landscape, these constant digital interactions make schools increasingly vulnerable to sophisticated cyber threats. The alarming reality is that data ...

It’s March Madness, and the entire office is buzzing. Employees are refreshing their screens, checking brackets, and placing friendly wagers.

I remember seeing a comedian do a bit about “why do brand marketers use words like ‘New and Improved’ on products?” The punch line boiled down to: the only thing “new and improved” is the way you’re talking about the product and maybe a feature you bolted on to the old one you’re imploring us to ...