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Show notes
“The problem is all of the 'digital dust' that I've left behind—there is enough for the crooks to cobble together enough information to be able to breach me somewhere else where I do care. And so that's the thing we need to fix.”
In this episode, host Ian L. Paterson chats with Andre Boysen, chief identity officer at SecureKey, about how good digital identity makes CISOs lives easier, the concept of user self-interest, and how identity and access is actually a business problem.
Topics covered
- The user complexity problem leading to latent risk
- Balancing the reduction in the attack surface and improvement of customer experience
- The inside-out to outside-in shift with internal workforce authentication
- The different approaches required to manage employee and customer credentials
- How most individual solutions aren’t strong enough alone to protect users
- How identity access is actually a business problem
Guest Bio
Andre Boysen serves as SecureKey’s digital identity evangelist and Chief Identity Officer. Andre has 20 plus years of experience in tech, and has been recognized as a global leader in digital identity by One World Identity and Innovate Identity. He also services on boards for both DIACC and the Kantara initiative.
Guest Links
Linkedin: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/aboysen
Twitter: https://twitter.com/idgorilla
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