Increasing demand for mobility solutions and increasing rates of identity-related risk in key industries, driving the growth of the identity

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Increasing demand for mobility solutions and increasing rates of identity-related risk in key industries, driving the growth of the identity
If You’re Not Using It, Let It Go
This is great place to start and it’s simple to do. If you have applications, accounts, or devices you are not using, let them go. Attackers can take advantage of anything connected to your network so clean out everything that doesn’t need to be there. Unplug devices you aren’t using. Delete unused applications.
A critical area to focus on is account cleanup. Reduce the risk of orphan or dormant accounts being compromised or misused by deleting them. Gurucul Identity Analytics can help automate the access cleanup process. It automatically identifies dormant and orphan accounts so you can delete them. It also detects accounts with outlier access that are routinely missed by conventional IAM tools. This means you can reduce access for accounts that are overprovisioned and shrink your attack surface.
READ MORE: https://gurucul.com/blog/3-spring-cleaning-tips-for-improving-cybersecurity-hygiene
It's officially spring. That means it's time for spring cleaning. A long-honored tradition, spring cleaning is an opportunity to do some ser
Making sure that the right people have the right access to systems and applications is one of the best ways to secure corporate data. That’s Identity and Access Management (IAM). A lot of security budget dollars were poured into IAM solutions in recent years. But, despite the increased spend,