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Latest PrivX Release Built for the Evolving Workplace | SSH
Privileged access management (PAM) has traditionally focused on a straightforward challenge: making sure the right people can access critical systems securely—and proving what happened afterward.
paubox-mcp v1.2.1
What Payment Processors Need to Know About PCI DSS v4.0 Compliance
Payment processors face unprecedented pressure to secure cardholder data while maintaining operational efficiency. The PCI DSS v4.0 introduces enhanced requirements that fundamentally shift how organizations must approach zero trust data protection, authentication, and continuous monitoring. These changes aren’t merely incremental updates. They represent a strategic pivot towards proactive security controls, customized approaches based on risk Read more...
CISA and NIST release guidance to protect identity tokens from misuse
CISA and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have released new guidance to help organizations protect identity and access tokens from theft, forgery and misuse.
TrustCoreSDK v9.1.0
Echoworx Release Turns Encryption Into Audit Evidence
DORA enforcement is live. NIS2 obligations are tightening. GDPR penalties keep climbing. For security managers at regulated institutions, the mandate is blunt: “encrypted” is no longer a checkbox — it… The post Echoworx Release Turns Encryption Into Audit Evidence appeared first on Echoworx Email Encryption.
Smarter Access for Machine Identities: PrivX PAM release | SSH
Infrastructure today moves fast. CI/CD pipelines deploy code automatically; Kubernetes' workloads spin up in seconds, and automation scripts operate 24/7. Yet many organizations are still managing access for non-human identities the same way they manage people: with manually created accounts.