In an increasingly digitized world, digital identity is steadily gaining in importance. It enables us to act securely and conveniently online, be it for online banking, shopping on the Internet or interacting with government authorities.
In an increasingly digitized world where online transactions and the transmission of sensitive data are obvious digital identity security is becoming an ever greater challenge. Digital identity verification plays a crucial role in preventing fraud and identity theft. In our new blog series about digital identity verification, we will delve into the topic regarding different aspects as well as explain what it is all about and what role our product, the cidaas ID validator, plays in this.
One of the studies shows that bots are now faster and more accurate at resolving captchas than a person. Thus, it can be concluded that the technology no longer achieves its intended purpose of protecting against (malicious) bots.
An Identity & Access Management System, such as the one offered by cidaas, offers outstanding functions. But who is the best person to manage Identity & Access Management?
After learning about the Digital Market Act (DMA) as a big picture in the previous blog, we’d like to look at the relationship of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and Identity & Access Managements in this second part.
In a digitalised world, fairness and transparency in the markets should be maintained. In order to achieve this and create fair and contestable markets, a law for digital markets – the Digital Market Act (DMA) – has been in force in the EU since the beginning of May 2023.
In today’s digital world, eCommerce has become an indispensable part of daily life. But while we rejoice in the benefits of online shopping, we should also be aware that this is an unsecure world in which we operate.
Thoma Bravo announces the completion of its acquisition of Forgerock and integration with Ping Identity.
In our blog series Identity & Access Management (IAM) as a basic building block of cyber insurance, we take a look at how enterprises can use an IAM to implement the requirements of cyber insurance and thus also increase security in the organization.
In an increasingly digitalized world, the concept of “Connected Home” is becoming more and more relevant. A connected home, also known as a smart home, integrates smart technologies to improve home comfort, energy efficiency and security.
