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The Top Five Ways to Relieve the Pain of Managing Hybrid AD Environments

Currently, nearly ninety percent of organizations worldwide are using Active Directory (AD) for on-premises resources (aka on-prem). That represents 500 million organizations and somewhere around 10 billion daily authentications. In fact, in the world of identity and access management (IAM), AD has become...

AI & Machine Learning: Early Adopters' Lessons Learned

Enterprise use of artificial intelligence, including machine learning, is taking off. Early adopters report widespread substantial benefits and a few challenges.

Account Takeover: Responding to The New Wave

Account takeover is a rapidly growing arena for cybercriminals. How can organizations strengthen both authentication and authorization? Download this white paper to learn more about: Why account takeover fraud is a growing and strengthening problem; How organizations can strengthen authentication and...

Sponsored by IBM

State of the Authentication Landscape

Is it realistic to think the end of our dependency on traditional user names and passwords is in sight? While user names and passwords may not be phased out in the near-term, eventually there will not be online services that have anything of value that don't offer multiple types of two-factor authentication....

Sponsored by IBM

Accelerating Growth and Digital Adoption with Seamless Identity Trust

To deliver a better, frictionless experience, organizations should consider real-time, multilayered, omnichannel identity trust assessments that analyze a wide variety of intelligence - including network, device, environment, behavioral and global intelligence.

Sponsored by IBM

Building a Seamless Experience for Insurance Customers

By establishing a trusted digital relationship with users, insurers can enable legitimate consumers to apply for new policies and legitimate providers and insurance professionals to log in to their accounts without onerous authentication requirements, while requiring users identified as high risk to fulfill additional...

Sponsored by IBM

Fraud Detection: Customer Experience Takes Precedence

Business cases for fraud prevention technologies have typically been based on savings related to fraud management and compliance costs. While these factors may remain of interest, the impact on the customer experience and related operational costs must take precedence. Download this white paper and learn how to...

KuppingerCole Leadership Compass: Adaptive Authentication

Driven by digital transformation and regulatory and industry initiatives such as PSD2, 3D Secure 2.0, and Faster Payments, the need to provide strong authentication without impacting customers and transactions is a top business imperative. To make it easier for you to evaluate the market (and not get distracted by...

Securing Email in the Digital Transformation Era

Digital transformation has made it increasingly easy for consumers to switch institutions at the least provocation. But leaders like Capital One, Guardian Life, and Goldman Sachs are embracing change and moving to the cloud. They're creating great customer experiences - and fighting churn - by integrating email into...

Email's Need For The Security Advantages of Cloud Infrastructure

Email security in the era of the cloud is a critical concern for business leaders. This tool is a powerful way for businesses and services to communicate with their customers. From transaction notifications to billing statements to social media updates, email is a proven reliable and effective way for businesses to...

Achieve Superior User Experience and Growth through Intelligent Security

Adaptive authentication is a new approach to combatting fraud that achieves the twin goals of reducing fraud risk and preserving the customer experience. Download this white paper and learn: The characteristics and advantages of adaptive authentication; How behavioral biometrics and mobile apps both play...

Ovum On the Radar: Mobile Smart Credentials Bolster Security While Streamlining Ux

Ovum, a market-leading research and consulting business that helps enterprises thrive in the connected digital economy, explains why every enterprise should put stronger authentication service on their radar as a means of better securing their companies data and minimizing their fraud exposure risk all while...

The Power of Identity in Financial Services

Technology, regulations and customer expectations all have evolved. What does this mean for how organizations secure identities?

Making Use of Connected Card Data

When cardholder transaction and device data are disconnected, the potential for card issuers to more accurately detect and flag instances of fraud remains untapped. And as the connectivity of information in the real world continues to increase, so will related risks from fraudsters if issuers continue to rely solely...

The Need for Real-Time Risk Analytics

Card issuers can view the merchants with whom a cardholder does business, the frequency of a cardholder's purchases, and the devices and IP addresses associated with that specific card. While this allows them to understand and assess certain patterns of behavior for individual cardholders, it restricts analysis to the...