Soffid 3.4.7 version 3.4.7 is now available.

Soffid 3.4.7 version 3.4.7 is now available.

Soffid 3.4.7 is the latest version of our convergent platform. It is designed to provide comprehensive protection against cyberattacks. This new release incorporates a convergent perspective, offering a 360º view of your organization’s identities and optimizing the platform’s start-up processes. With improved functionality and user-friendly tools, Soffid 3.4.7 ensures a simplified and efficient experience during the start-up process.

One of the most significant features of the new version is the Configuration Wizard, which is divided into four sections: Identity Governance Administration (IGA), Identity Risk & Compliance (IRC), Privileged Access Management (PAM), and Access Management & Single Sign-On (AM).

To successfully maintain your organization’s IDs, Soffid requires the installation of a Sync Server component in the IGA area. The wizard provides step-by-step instructions for selecting the suitable platform to host the Sync Server. Additionally, you can easily configure the authoritative source of the identities by choosing the desired mode and following the wizard’s instructions. Soffid also offers another wizard that allows you to seamlessly add applications, such as Active Directory or a Database, from an application list.

The IRC section focuses on identity risk and compliance, encompassing processes and controls to ensure the authenticity and authorization of individuals accessing sensitive data or systems. Soffid introduces new wizards in this section to help you create roles for detecting risky role assignments (SoD), schedule weekly risk reports, define recertification campaigns, and establish advanced authorization rules.

For privileged access management, the PAM section enables you to track the usage and access of service and system management accounts. Through the configuration wizard, you can easily discover assets present in your network, publish accounts in the Password Vault, create PAM policies for granular control over privileged access, and establish multi-factor authentication (MFA) policies.

In the AM section, Soffid focuses on access management and single sign-on. This functionality allows you to identify users accessing applications and implement multi-factor authentication. You can register IDs for administration and protection, add and configure new Service Providers, set up strong authentication factors, and create adaptive authentication rules to dynamically adjust the authentication methods based on criteria.

With Soffid 3.4.7, we strive to provide you with a comprehensive solution to safeguard your organization from cyber threats. The enhanced functionality and user-friendly Configuration Wizard ensure a seamless and efficient experience during the start-up process. Take advantage of the new convergent perspective and the 360º view of your organization’s identities offered by Soffid, and fortify your defences against cyberattacks.

For more detailed information about the new features and instructions on how to upgrade, please contact us.

Soffid 3.4.7 was developed to keep your company safe.

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Essential IAM Security Practices to Safeguard Your Digital Identity and Business

Essential IAM Security Practices to Safeguard Your Digital Identity and Business

Protecting your digital identity and ensuring business security is crucial in today’s digital landscape. Identity and access management (IAM) plays a vital role in safeguarding digital experiences and mitigating potential consequences. Here are five essential IAM security practices to protect your company’s digital identity:

Implement robust password policies to prevent security risks associated with weak or reused passwords. Consequences may include data loss, IP theft, and compliance violations.

Use multifactor authentication (MFA) to defend against identity theft attacks. Attackers with password access can infiltrate systems, engage in fraud, and spread malware, leading to reputational damage, customer loss, and financial losses.

Manage privileges properly to prevent employees from gaining unnecessary access or abusing their privileges, which can result in data leaks, internal sabotage, and reputational harm.

Regularly monitor and audit systems to detect malicious activity and suspicious behaviour promptly. Failure to do so can lead to security breaches, exposing confidential data, incurring regulatory penalties, and losing customers.

Stay up-to-date with security patches and updates to avoid known vulnerabilities. Neglecting updates can leave your company susceptible to malware attacks, system compromises, operational disruptions, revenue loss, and damage to your brand’s reputation.

Protecting your company’s digital identity is essential for security and business continuity. By implementing strong IAM security practices, you can mitigate potential consequences such as data loss, reputational damage, and financial losses. Don’t overlook the importance of safeguarding your digital identity in today’s digital landscape.

Soffid is a converged IAM platform that will help you implement everything necessary to keep your company safe.

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(1) readwrite.com

What is Idaas and how can it benefit your organization?

What is Idaas and how can it benefit your organization?

Identity-as-a-Service, or Idaas, is a cloud service that provides a layer of security for users’ digital identities within an organization. With the growing importance of information security and the need to control access to enterprise systems and applications, Idaas has become an increasingly popular solution for many businesses.

An organization can manage and regulate access to its systems and applications through user authentication by leveraging an Idaas service. This guarantees that only authorized individuals have access to the company’s digital resources, which aids in the prevention of unauthorized access and cyber dangers. Idaas also offers many benefits for organizations. First, it allows companies to easily manage user access across multiple systems and applications, simplifying identity management. It also reduces the workload for IT departments, as they no longer need to worry about implementing and managing separate identity and access solutions.

Another significant advantage of Idaas is its scalability and flexibility. Companies can add or delete users as needed, and access regulations can be tailored to their specific needs. Furthermore, security upgrades and enhancements are automatically installed, guaranteeing that the business consistently has the most up-to-date identity security technology.

Idaas is a cloud-based identity security solution that enables businesses to monitor and manage access to their systems and apps. Organizations can increase information security, simplify identity management, and minimize the strain on IT staff by employing an Idaas service. If your firm has not yet adopted Idaas, you should look into it to strengthen identification and access security.

Soffid provides everything required to carry out this service.

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(1) infosecurity-magazine.com

 

 

 

Protecting against Phishing: How Companies Can Stay Safe

Protecting against Phishing: How Companies Can Stay Safe

Protecting against Phishing: How Companies Can Stay Safe

Phishing is becoming an increasingly common threat. In this post, we explain in more detail what it is and how hackers access companies’ confidential information. We will also look at ways companies can protect themselves against this type of attack, and how Soffid can help companies and organizations stay safe.

What is Phishing?

Phishing is a type of cyber-attack in which hackers try to deceive users into revealing confidential information, such as passwords or credit card numbers. These attacks are often carried out through fraudulent emails that appear legitimate, and that contain links or attachments that download malicious software onto users’ devices.

Which types of companies are affected by phishing and how do hackers access information?

Phishing can affect any company, regardless of its size or sector. Hackers often target companies that store valuable information, such as customer personal data or financial information. If a successful attack occurs, they can access this information and use it for fraud, identity theft, or extortion.

Cybercriminals send fraudulent emails or messages that appear to be from trusted sources, such as banks or social networks, to lead users to fake websites. There, they enter their credentials, giving access to their personal and financial information. They can also send malicious attachments that download malware. Another common way is through phone calls, text messages, or social media, in which they impersonate legitimate institutions and request information.

How can we protect ourselves?

It is essential for companies to protect themselves against these attacks. Monitoring and analysing emails to detect suspicious patterns, filtering emails, and educating employees about the risks of phishing are some of the implementations that must be carried out. Other important measures include installing cybersecurity tools, such as firewalls and antivirus software.

At Soffid, we want to help protect companies’ data with complete security solutions. Discovery our convergent platform.

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Top 7 cybersecurity trends

Top 7 cybersecurity trends

Cybersecurity threats are constantly evolving, making it difficult to keep up with the latest trends and protect your organisation’s sensitive data.

In today’s post we share the 7 hottest trends in cybersecurity you need to know about.

Cloud Security

As more organizations shift their operations to the cloud, there is an increased need for cloud security. The cloud offers many benefits, but it also presents new security challenges. Organizations need to ensure that they have the proper security measures in place to protect their data in the cloud.

Ransomware Attacks

Ransomware attacks have been on the rise in recent years, and they can be devastating for organizations. Ransomware is a type of malware that encrypts your files and demands a ransom payment in exchange for the decryption key. Organizations need to have a plan in place to prevent, detect, and respond to ransomware attacks.

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

AI and machine learning are being used in cybersecurity to help detect and prevent cyber threats. These technologies can help organizations identify patterns and anomalies in their data that may indicate a cyber-attack.

Internet of Things (IoT) Security

With more and more devices being connected to the internet, IoT security is becoming increasingly important. Organizations need to ensure that their IoT devices are properly secured to prevent cyber-attacks.

Identity and Access Management (IAM)

IAM is becoming increasingly important as organizations adopt a hybrid work environment. IAM solutions can help organizations manage user identities and control access to sensitive data.

Zero Trust Security

Zero trust security is a security model that assumes that all devices, users, and applications are untrusted until proven otherwise. This approach can help organizations better protect their data from cyber threats.

Cybersecurity Workforce Shortage

There is a shortage of cybersecurity professionals, and this trend is expected to continue. Organizations need to invest in training and development to ensure that they have the necessary skills and expertise to protect their data.

These are the 7 hot cybersecurity trends that organizations should consider and be aware of to better protect their data. Companies must take proactive steps to prevent cyber-attacks and minimize the impact of any security incidents.

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