digital identity

Every person who uses the Internet has a unique digital identity, consisting of individual data points, such as their username and passwords, what movies they stream, what articles they tweet, and more. Laws like the GDPR and CCPA attempt to give people some control over their data, but it can still be challenging to understand what our digital…

As more companies move to support cloud-based environments to work with better mobility and flexibility, their number of vulnerability points also increase. A thriving underground economy that trades in hacking tools, cyber crime services, stolen data, and credentials is estimated to be worth $600 billion annually—that’s more than the film, gaming…

Identity may be a difficult-to-define concept that has stumped philosophers for centuries. But when it comes to security offline or online, the topic boils down to evidence and proof. What determines that someone is who they claim to be? In the physical world, that question is generally answered by people providing various forms of identification…

Today, we released our third Businesses @ Work report, which takes an in-depth look into the current state of apps and services organizations and people use to be productive at work. When we launched our inaugural Businesses @ Work report in August 2015, we closely examined what tools people were using at work, in the context of organizations…