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Tech Moves: Cloudentity names new CEO; Leafly appoints CFO; SeekOut adds Tableau vet; Tomo hires ex-Zillow economist

Tech Moves: Cloudentity names new CEO; Leafly appoints CFO; SeekOut adds Tableau vet; Tomo hires ex-Zillow economist
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Why open banking apps must stay secure to earn consumer trust [Q&A]

Why open banking apps must stay secure to earn consumer trust [Q&A]
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First Identity Management Day reminds firms of best practices

The first annual Identity Management Day marks an effort to improve knowledge of business and IT leaders

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2020 Work-for-Home Shift: What We Learned

Threatpost explores 5 big takeaways from 2020 and what they mean for 2021. Goodbye, 2020 and good riddance, right? Most of us don’t want to take too much from this year into the next but let’s make an exception for what we learned about security in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2021 after all, more enterprises will permanently downsize their physical spaces and give employees the flexibility to continue working from home. In an effort to have a safer 2021, Threatpost takes a look at the top five biggest takeaways of the remote-work shift for security teams going forward. 1. Cybercriminals Are No Dummies

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A Zero Trust framework is no longer optional for enterprises (Includes interview)

2020 brought massive disruption from COVID-19, and the abrupt shift to a remote workforce In March created holes in the cybersecurity landscape for malicious actors to exploit. Amid the pandemic, the harrowing spike in cyberattacks toward the government, hospitals, education institutions and even security firms forced all enterprises, large and small, to take a closer look at potential vulnerabilities, starting at the API level. To gain an insight into the trends that are likely to transpire across 2021, Jasen Meece, CEO of Cloudentity. Jasen provides some predictions for Digital Journal. Meece answers some questions posed by Digital Journal about the trends likely to shape 2021 s business security environment.

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