In these changing times, global organizations continue to execute against their strategic goals to increase revenues, lower costs, and grow their business. According to IDC, digital transformation projects are accelerating – global spending on digital transformation technologies and services is forecast to grow 10.4% in 2020 to $1.3 trillion. A vast majority of digital transformation projects are focused on improving the digital customer experience. Why?
Standard Chartered Bank is changing the future of banking by simplifying authentication for its customers --letting customers decide the best way to access their accounts and get things done, without jumping through extra hoops. In the ultra-competitive world of retail banking, customer service is the competitive advantage and identity is key. I recently had the pleasure of chatting with Alan Chiew, Executive Director and Head of Technology at Standard Chartered Bank.
Pandora FMS is a proactive, advanced, flexible and easy-to-configure monitoring tool according to each business. Pandora FMS integrates with the needs of the business, being able to monitor servers, network equipment, terminals and whatever is necessary. In this article we will focus on monitoring using Pandora FMS, bearing in mind the new reality, which has arrived to stay, known as “Digital Transformation”.
You’ve seen those iconic blue containers filled with everything from cars to TVs and stamped with the Maersk logo countless times on ships docked at ports around the world. But have you ever thought about what it takes to orchestrate the movement of that cargo?
Recent web searches show the massive volume of unemployment insurance fraud occurring across the United States. The increase in unemployment claims due to job losses stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with aging IT systems, have led to an increase in identity theft, fraud, and loss of federal tax dollars. The State of Rhode Island estimates 43% of its unemployment claims in the past year may be fraudulent. California lost over $11 billion dollars to fraud in the past year.
Too many vendor-based IoT blogs and articles go like this: These basic tenets are obvious and generally well understood by anybody in the orbit of IT. Missing here, however, is what are the essential elements that are needed to get your Internet of Things (IoT) project off the ground. What should you be looking for or careful not to miss?
Today we published a new study* conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of ForgeRock and our friends at Google Cloud on the state of identity and access management (IAM) in the cloud. It’s a terrific read, and I encourage you to check it out. We introduce an emerging concept called “Hybrid IAM,” which we think is the next phase of digital identity.
ForgeRock has a rich history of transforming the digital identity experiences for the most successful companies on the planet. The announcement of Okta’s intent to acquire Auth0 underscores the importance of this market. It’s more exciting than ever to be part of ForgeRock as we execute on our mission of helping organizations create digital identity experiences that are frictionless and intuitive while still protecting the security of the enterprise in a Zero Trust environment.
Organizations are facing increasing pressure to provide employees and contractors with the right access to the right applications and systems at the right time. But how can they do this with their existing, manually-driven Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) solutions and processes? How can security and IT professionals address the needs of the new remote workforce and its demands for access to new cloud applications and services?
