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As another year draws to a close, it’s time to start thinking about what trends and challenges may face us in 2024. Next year promises to be a pivotal moment in the evolution of identity management and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI).

In the digital age, the symbiotic relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity is undeniable. As AI technologies advance, so do the methods and tactics employed by malicious actors seeking to exploit vulnerabilities.

It seems you can’t go anywhere today without artificial intelligence (AI) creeping into the conversation. Billed by some as being as, or potentially more disruptive than the internet, AI and machine learning (ML) are laying the foundation for the next digital age, whether we’re ready or not.

Generative AI has emerged as a transformative force. These advanced large language models can autonomously create content ranging from text to images and even music, offering unprecedented capabilities for creativity and innovation.

The starting whistle has gone off in the race for quantum-safe cryptography solutions. Last week, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released their draft standards for post-quantum cryptography (PQC).

While there’s never been doubt about the importance of digital security, over the last few years it seems to have garnered a lot more attention – specifically by governments across the globe.

With many countries all over the world launching strategic funding programs and the largest technology companies leading development efforts, the threat of quantum computers to cryptography is not a matter of “if”, but “when.”

When it comes to Zero Trust, the conversation has moved from being a nebulous term several years ago to a well-understood framework with a true north that has broad acceptance across the cybersecurity industry.

Every year, the Ponemon Institute surveys more than 2,500 IT leaders who are immersed in PKI management at an enterprise level.

Tokenization in the financial card space is not new. Generally speaking, the technology was first applied to electronic payments...

Younger consumers - especially Gen Z - value the promise of simplified experiences that digital identities bring...

We surveyed 1,450 consumers globally to understand how they feel about emerging identity topics — here's what we found.

Like all humans, coders aren't perfect. They're vulnerable, which means the software they create is vulnerable as well.

The enterprise world has firmly embraced the desire to move to Zero Trust. Actual implementation, however, is another matter.

The cybersecurity arms race is accelerating. That's the clear lesson of 2022 for those of us committed to protecting organizations...

We're in the midst of an identity crisis. Whenever we log in from our kitchen tables or conduct transactions through a bank...

While nearly every organization is under constant attack, Russia's invasion of Ukraine adds an important new dimension...

On December 10, the world found out that a recent version of a seemingly innocuous open-source logging application called...