E54 - CyberArk and Venafi / QRadar and Palo Alto / Akamai and NoName Security

Summary

In this episode, Simon and David discuss recent acquisitions in the identity and access management space, including Palo Alto's acquisition of QRadar, Akamai's acquisition of NoName, and CyberArk's acquisition of Venafi. They explore the importance of resilience in IAM infrastructure and the growing need for managing machine identities and workloads. The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities in securing non-human identities and the role of PAM in addressing these issues. They also touch on the dark web and identity-based threats.

Keywords

identity and access management, acquisitions, resilience, IAM infrastructure, machine identities, workloads, PAM, non-human identities, dark web, identity-based threats

Takeaways

• Recent acquisitions in the IAM space include Palo Alto's acquisition of Q Radar, Akamai's acquisition of No Name Security, and CyberArk's acquisition of Venafi.
• Managing machine identities and workloads is a growing challenge in the IAM space.
• PAM plays a crucial role in securing non-human identities.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Overview

02:40 Recent Acquisitions in the IAM Space

06:02 The Importance of Resilience in IAM Infrastructure

09:12 Managing Machine Identities and Workloads

15:23 The Role of PAM in Securing Non-Human Identities

26:14 Upcoming Presentation at Identiverse