Why Identity Security Doesn’t Solve the Problem
Identity tells you who is asking. It doesn’t tell you whether you should let them in.
Living Off The Cloud
Why a stolen credential should never be enough to get in.
The Agent That Doesn’t Announce Itself
A year on from the identity problem – and the half of it identity cannot solve.
Why Do You Still Have a VPN?
Not as a criticism. As a genuine question – because the answer describes your access architecture more accurately than most assessments will.
Stop the Madness
Count them. How many separate products currently have a say in whether a given person can reach a given application?
Deciding Is Not Enforcing
Authenticate, then abdicate – and what that costs you two hours into a session.
The VPN Is the Cheapest Part
Grant first, filter later – and pay for the difference every year.
You Do Not Own the Device
So stop trying to trust it, and decide how much it matters.
Your Access Log Is an Authentication Log
It records who was admitted. The auditor is asking what they reached.
Nobody Owns the List
A problem that has never been written down in one place cannot be costed – and what cannot be costed never competes for budget.