Author Archives: Kayvan Alikhani

R-Evolution: The Evolution of Risk

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Ten years ago, when a user needed to access a corporate application, his or her usage was on a company-owned device and typically confined to company-owned networks. These applications were nicely tucked behind corporate firewalls, and managed by dedicated IT organizations. To identify themselves, users would often enter complex, lengthy passwords when accessing such resources,…

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Slow Down! You’re in a Public Environment

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These days, if you’re planning to spend time at an airport terminal or a coffee shop – it’s likely that you’ll look for a public Wi-Fi hotspot to connect to, and perhaps a charging station, to make sure you don’t run out of power. While our distraction level is  high when we’re out and about…

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Continuous Identity Assurance Allows You To Step Away

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Have you ever wondered how do applications know if “its still you” 10 minutes after you log in to the app? Suppose you have to join a conference call, leave for a meeting, or take a bio break. As far as the app is concerned, since you haven’t performed any activity for a given period…

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