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The Imperative of Customer-Controlled Encryption Keys and SaaS Tenant Log Transparency: Lessons from the Microsoft Key Compromise
In the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape, the recent Microsoft key compromise incident is a stark reminder of the importance of customer-controlled encryption keys and SaaS tenant log transparency. This incident, attributed to the Chinese threat actor
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This Week’s White House Multifactor Authentication Symposium
When the White House hosted its symposium on modernizing authentication earlier this week, our team was pleased to participate as thought leaders contributing our thoughts on the last 20 years of HSPD12 and Identity Management
UberEther’s IAM Advantage Platform Secures DoD Impact Level 5 Authorization to Operate
We are excited to announce that UberEther’s IAM (Identity and Access Management) Advantage platform has successfully achieved a Department of Defense (DoD) Impact Level 5 (IL5) Authorization to Operate (ATO). This groundbreaking achievement positions UberEther
As Government Moves To ZeroTrust, Identity Management And Security Operations Must Come Together
UberEther Hosts Presentation to Show Federal CISOs and CIOs How to Enable the Baseline of a ZeroTrust Architecture Without Replacing Decades of Existing Infrastructure Sterling, VA: June 18, 2021 – In case there was any
Accelerating Your SailPoint IdentityIQ Development with Docker
SailPoint + Docker = Speed + Consistency Over the last few years, our team has been using DevOps processes to accelerate our own development and the development of SailPoint solutions for our customers. Our processes
Testing Identity Governance Solutions
One of the places we have always differentiated ourselves from other teams building identity governance solutions is that we treat each project as a traditional software development project. We focus on managing the source code
Welcome to the New UberEther HQ
A few weeks ago our team in Virginia moved into our new headquarters in Sterling. When our previous lease came up for renewal we started talking about what the next ten years of UberEther would