SailPoint puts identity security at the core of securing your business

Phishing, stolen identities, and weak passwords were the leading causes of data breaches in 2021, placing users and their credentials at the forefront of enterprises’ network defenses. This reality hasn’t caught up with most organizations, though.

According to Gartner, companies were predicted to spend over US$150 billion on security in 2021 yet only a fraction of that cost goes towards identity and access management. Whilst spending more on segments like security services and infrastructure protection may have been adequate a decade ago, today’s prevalent cloud-forward IT environments call for an approach that takes identity security more seriously.

Enter SailPoint, a leading provider of identity security for modern enterprises. The organization firmly believes that enterprise security starts and ends with identities and their access. Therefore, harnessing the power of its deep expertise combined with machine learning, the SailPoint Identity Security Platform delivers the right level of access to the right identities and resources at the right time—matching the scale, velocity, and environmental needs of today’s cloud-oriented enterprise.

To provide our audience with insights on identity security threats and what organizations can do to secure their businesses, we spoke to Chern Yue Boey from SailPoint. During the conversation Boey broke down the complexities of identity security, the evolution of the threat landscape and the mistake which businesses often make when viewing identity as a one time-off initiative versus a continuous journey.

Additionally, Boey touched on:

SailPoint’s presence in the APAC region and
Deep dive into identity security and what businesses can do to better protect themselves
Insights from SailPoint’s “The Horizons of Identity” report
Identity security trends to watch out for in 2023
SailPoint’s roadmap for 2023