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This week, The Forrester Wave™: Privileged Identity Management, Q4 2020 report was published and Centrify was named a Leader among the 10 vendors evaluated based on 24 criteria. This is […]Ping and Centrify – Layering Identity Security Into DevOps [Webinar November 18]
As has been well documented, security is often not the main focus for DevOps. The restrictions created by traditional methods of securing developer environments can significantly impact the agility of […]Simplifying Access to Servers Using Tools You Are Familiar With
Providing privileged access to servers can be challenging, given the requirements to both grant access to authorized IT staff as well as protect against malicious access by adversaries intent on […]Ephemeral Tokens vs. IDs and Passwords: A Simple Choice for DevOps?
Static IDs and passwords have been around for decades, and for all the talk about getting rid of them, big pockets remain. Sure, for human login to systems and applications, […]Externalizing Credential Management for ITOM and ITSM
Over the years, a pretty simple causality has emerged that represents one of the most significant security risks for organizations: PRIVILEGED ACCOUNTS = DATA BREACH Many of you paid attention […]How to Empower the “Sec” in DevSecOps
In this blog, I’m going to talk about Privileged Access Management (PAM) for security in a modern DevOps world. A very frustrating topic for sure, but please hang in there. […]Centrify Delegated Machine Credentials – Modern IAM for Machines and Services
Centrify was founded on the idea of centralizing identity and access management across the heterogeneous enterprise within Active Directory. More specifically, this meant the integration of UNIX and Linux systems […]Combat Data Breaches, Weak Passwords, and Phishing Attacks with Multi-Factor Authentication
Forrester Research has estimated that 80 percent of security breaches involve weak, default, stolen, or otherwise compromised privileged credentials. Since organizations lack the ability to verify whether the user accessing […]Securing DevOps with Centrify Delegated Machine Credentials
At its core, DevOps focuses on delivering faster time to market with more reliability and efficiency through a cycle of rapid, continuous development, integration, delivery and deployment. The credentials are […]Load More