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Can zero trust really solve all of your cybersecurity problems?
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I spend the best part of my day thinking about how to create revenue-generating content (and, oh, I always achieve this with my articles). When I'm not doing this, I focus on identity security, the part of cybersecurity that cuts across every domain, but no one likes to touch 😄
Away from cybersecurity and writing, I watch football (tons of it!) and talk about it (mostly on Twitter). Feel free to check my articles (most of them are about the cybersecurity projects I've executed in the last few months). and contact me if/when you need an identity security specialist.
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Can zero trust really solve all of your cybersecurity problems?
Learn how to enable single sign-on (SSO) with SAML in a Microsoft Entra tenant.
This piece explains how Coinbase lost $400 million to an insider cyberattack in May 2025 and the lessons to learn from the ordeal.
Overprivileged users caused a chunk of identity attacks in 2024. Learn how to enable entitlement management to prevent identity breaches.
Conditional access policies use signals to make security decisions. Learn how to implement them on Microsoft Entra ID to protect your infrastructure.
Learn how to use conditional access policies to detect risky sign-ins.
AI, like love, will find us all and hurt us all. Microsoft Recall has found us. But how is it hurting us? Find out!
This paper highlights the ubiquity of breaches in African countries and how AI can be used to solve the cyber problem.
Can the zero-trust security approach and culture solve the ransomware problem? Click to find out!
In January 2021, JBS—the world’s biggest meat-processing company—announced it had paid an $11 million ransom in Bitcoin to cyberattackers. In May of that same year, Colonial Pipeline, the largest refined-products pipeline in the U.S., suffered a severe attack that caused the company to shut down operations and freeze its IT systems; the energy giant wound up paying a $4.4 million ransom (also in Bitcoin) to restore its operations.