What’s more expensive than a data breach? A data breach without artificial intelligence. For years, the narrative around cybersecurity has been one of grim inevitability. A constant, costly, and exhausting…
In software development, a single action, such as an “install” click, can have significant security implications. In April, SDG issued a warning: as AI development and the ecosystem of coding…
Autonomous AI agents now operate in finance, healthcare, technology, and government, executing tasks with increasing independence and authority. These agents can orchestrate data processing, trigger transactions, or even make policy…
Microsoft licensing now makes up a significant portion of enterprise software spend. Yet many organizations continue to operate with a licensing footprint that is harder to govern than necessary. While…
As Director of Risk, Compliance, and Information Security at SDG Corporation, Meetali oversees corporate governance and GRC practices across global operations. She recently sat down with Digitaltech Media to discuss…
They don’t clock in, take vacations, or fill out HR forms—but non-human identities (NHIs) are everywhere in your digital environment. Bots, APIs, service accounts, machine identities—they’re running automation, managing integrations,…
Credential stuffing is an automated attack where threat actors use stolen username-password pairs from previous breaches to gain unauthorized access to accounts on other platforms. Since many users reuse passwords,…
Generative AI is reshaping how organizations operate, empowering teams with tools that enhance creativity, efficiency, and scalability. Yet, amidst rapid technological advancements, a vital question remains: how can we ensure…
Author: Spencer Crane, Vice President of Product, ID Dataweb As someone who has helped healthcare organizations strengthen their security posture, I can tell you firsthand how quickly identity-driven threats have…
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has placed cybersecurity and operational resilience at the forefront of its 2025 examination priorities, emphasizing the increasing risks of cyber threats, data breaches,…
Identity is arguably one of the most critical aspects of a security infrastructure. Identity controls access to most interactions with online resources, including websites, applications, and network infrastructure. As identity…
Identity Security Posture Management, or ISPM, provides organizations with a mechanism to manage and monitor security systems. As identity continues to become the main threat leveraged by bad actors, identity-related…
Financial institutions historically and increasingly rely on third-party vendors for essential services making robust Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) programs a baseline expectation. While much of today’s risk discussion centers on…
By leveraging the powerful TruOps platform and integrating Panorays’ comprehensive cyber risk data and alerts, SDG provides a seamless combination of people, processes, and technology. Learn More.
The threat of cyberattacks, especially ransomware, is more real than ever. Organizations need more than just traditional defenses to combat these threats—they need a strategy that can adapt and respond…
Many organizations depend heavily on Microsoft Active Directory (AD) as an integral part of their IT infrastructure since it allows identity and access management, authentication and authorization services. Learn More.
Enterprise-level third-party risk management is a critical security priority for organizations that rely on third-party suppliers, vendors, contractors, and even nonhumans to succeed. Learn More.
A key obstacle for cloud-deploying organizations today is the ability to control costs for the platform while ensuring that data is impervious to cyber threats.
The traditional password, while the long-term standard, is increasingly becoming an outdated concept due to its vulnerabilities.
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