Access Governance

Avatier identity management relates how access governance software automation ensures access certification IT compliance management along with Active Directory group management. This identity management category features posts related to access certification governance risk and compliance management, automatic group management software, and access governance software audit controls.

What Information Do You Have Protect To Meet PIPEDA Compliance?

What Information Do You Have Protect To Meet PIPEDA Compliance?
  • April 2, 2020 //
  • Nelson Cicchitto

  • PIPEDA doesn’t have to scary, painful or expensive if you have the right strategy. The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) applies to private companies in Canada, so…read more →

How To Use Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) Audits To Meet PIPEDA Requirements

How To Use Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) Audits To Meet PIPEDA Requirements
  • March 12, 2020 //
  • Nelson Cicchitto

  • Are you doing business in Canada? If so, you need to know your responsibilities under PIPEDA (Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act), including cybersecurity protections. Companies that fail to…read more →

Take Your Access Governance Program Global in 6 Steps

Take Your Access Governance Program Global in 6 Steps
  • September 17, 2019 //
  • Nelson Cicchitto

  • Global access governance is no longer optional. Once a problem for large corporations alone, most companies now have operations in multiple countries. This global expansion is valuable; it brings more…read more →

Is Your Cybersecurity Delivering Value For Money

Is Your Cybersecurity Delivering Value For Money
  • August 8, 2019 //
  • Nelson Cicchitto

  • There’s an awkward question that nobody wants to answer in the cybersecurity profession. If you avoid this question, non-security professionals will answer it for you. You owe it to the…read more →

Why Banks Need SSO to Prevent Cyber Crime

Why Banks Need SSO to Prevent Cyber Crime
  • October 23, 2018 //
  • Nelson Cicchitto

  • What’s the most important factor in a bank’s success? It’s not a large customer base. It’s not high-frequency trading algorithms. It’s something much more simple and human: trust. After all,…read more →

Outsourced But Not Out of Mind – Access Governance and Outsourcing

Outsourced But Not Out of Mind – Access Governance and Outsourcing
  • August 14, 2018 //
  • Nelson Cicchitto

  • Outsourcing is a popular way to reduce costs and access new capabilities. Rapidly cutting costs certainly helps the bottom line, but there’s no free lunch in business. When you outsource,…read more →

Prevention First: The Smart Way To Reduce Suspicious Activity Problems At The Office

Prevention First: The Smart Way To Reduce Suspicious Activity Problems At The Office
  • August 9, 2018 //
  • Nelson Cicchitto

  • Have you ever seen the “gorilla” video experiment? It’s a classic example about the challenge of noticing problems. Viewers are asked to watch a video; look now. Your mission: count…read more →

CHECKLIST: Reduce User Access Security Risk in 7 Steps

CHECKLIST: Reduce User Access Security Risk in 7 Steps
  • July 19, 2018 //
  • Nelson Cicchitto

  • Most employees will leave your organization, eventually. The only question is when and how they depart. In some situations, a departing employee is a positive event, such as a long-awaited…read more →

Cut Your Access Governance Complexity With The Principle of Least Privilege

Cut Your Access Governance Complexity With The Principle of Least Privilege
  • July 5, 2018 //
  • Nelson Cicchitto

  • You already have robust firewalls, penetration testing, and annual cybersecurity training for all employees. Unfortunately, you’re still suffering security failures. What else can you do to protect your organization? Your…read more →

Access Governance For Financial Companies: How To Stay Current

Access Governance For Financial Companies: How To Stay Current
  • July 3, 2018 //
  • Nelson Cicchitto

  • Achieving lasting success in the banking industry is tough. You have to compete against new players such as PayPal and Apple Pay while keeping regulators happy. Lingering public anger from…read more →