Edina Szemán

As organizations grow in scale and complexity, managing user access to critical systems is no longer just a compliance task—it’s a foundational pillar of enterprise cybersecurity and identity and access management (IAM). With identity-based cyberattacks on the rise and insider threats becoming more frequent, today’s threat landscape demands a shift: it’s not only about blocking

In today’s cybersecurity landscape, identity-based threats are among the most pressing risks for organizations. Conflicting access rights, excessive privileges, insider threats, and weak access controls create attack vectors that cybercriminals actively exploit. As businesses adopt cloud environments, hybrid IT infrastructures, and remote work models, identity security has become the first line of defense against cyber

More than ever, the security of our critical infrastructure – the essential services underpinning our society – has never been more vital or vulnerable. These foundational sectors face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, from energy grids powering our cities and healthcare systems saving lives to financial networks supporting our economy. A significant, yet often overlooked, attack

In today’s interconnected digital landscape, where data breaches and insider threats lurk around every corner, robust access management isn’t just a best practice – it’s a necessity. Traditional manual or semi-manual user access reviews (UAR), once the standard, are now struggling to keep pace with the evolving threat landscape. Manual UAR is like searching for

In today’s digital-first business environment, user access is no longer just an IT concern; it’s the foundation of an organization’s security posture and operational efficiency. While compliance regulations remain essential, a genuinely effective user access management strategy must transcend the limitations of a checkbox mentality and embrace a more proactive, insightful approach. This is where