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With a well-written scope document, your team can work through a creative process that helps everyone come to the same understanding, share their opinions, work out tensions and feel heard.
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Reading Time: 4 minutes Network segmentation, a concept that dates back to the start of enterprise IT systems, is now a routine part of building data centers and application architectures.
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Organizations looking to invest in enterprise blockchains to unify and secure transactions and data records should do their homework before trusting a vendor with their most sensitive information.
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At the midpoint of 2017, five trends are emerging in the identity and access management, and with these waves comes an opportunity for security teams.
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Effective change management requires thorough planning, constant communication, and strong leadership capable of swaying the organizational culture.
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Security is often viewed as a technology problem, but many vulnerabilities can be traced back to flaws and inconsistencies in organizational behavior.
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IT managers can justify security spending by emphasizing the value of provisioning and deprovisioning to improve the user experience and security policies.
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Each business is responsible for establishing its own system for evaluating web access enforcement based on the particular needs of the organization.
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The use of identity and access management is widespread, but the IT industry still lacks a consistent set of definitions for the fundamental IAM domains.
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Identity and access management (IAM) assessments and frameworks depend heavily on the type of environment the organization fosters.
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