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2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Privileged Access Management
<p>Accelerated digital transformation pushed organizations to manage an explosion of cloud identity and entitlements, and now, privileged access is spreading even faster because of non-human identities and the rush towards AI adoption. No longer limited to a few users, it now spans humans and AI agents alike—making it the frontline of defense against attackers.<br /> <br /> To be a trusted partner in securing this privileged access journey, Saviynt has invested deeply in its PAM capabilities, and we are pleased to announce that Gartner has recognized Saviynt as a <em>Challenger</em>. We believe this recognition reflects our strengths in policy-based lifecycle management.<br /> <br /> <strong>Access the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Privileged Access Management</strong> to explore the strategic factors shaping privileged access management and to learn why Gartner positioned Saviynt as a Challenger.</p>
Saviynt Named a Leader in Non-Human Identity Solutions
<p>Non-human identities now outnumber human identities, and the rapid rise of agentic AI and LLM copilots is accelerating this growth, expanding the attack surface at unprecedented scale. Yet identity security for NHIs has not kept pace.</p> <p>As NHIs grow not only in number but also in complexity, organizations need a scalable, unified approach to manage and secure them. Frost & Sullivan has recognized Saviynt as a Leader in Non-Human Identity Solutions for our converged platform that secures all identities, including human, non-human, and AI agents.</p> <p>Access Frost & Sullivan’s Frost Radar™: Non-Human Identity Solutions, 2025 to learn more about emerging NHI challenges and why Saviynt was positioned as a leader.</p>
8 Tips for Preventing Government Fraud
<p>Government fraud—through identity theft, false claims, and sophisticated procurement schemes—threatens public trust and taxpayer dollars. Boost your defenses with high-quality data: accurate contact and address validation and multi-layered identify verification. It helps fortify your agency against fraud while streamlining citizen services. Download our free guide “8 Tips for Preventing Government Fraud” for practical strategies to protect funds, strengthen operations and rebuild trust. </p>
Enhancing Cloud Visibility and Control with Accenture Federal Services at a Large Civilian Agency
<p>See how a large U.S. civilian agency partnered with Accenture Federal Services and Cribl to regain visibility and control across complex multi-cloud and hybrid environments. </p> <p>Learn how they centralized telemetry from disparate tools, tightened access and governance, and improved incident response while meeting strict federal compliance requirements. Explore the architecture, implementation lessons, and measurable outcomes that other federal and public sector teams can apply to their own cloud modernization efforts. </p> <p>Read the full case study to see how you can replicate their success</p>
Eight Steps to Mastering Your SIEM Migration
<p><strong>Future-Proof Your SIEM Strategy: A Step-by-Step Migration Guide</strong></p> <p>The cybersecurity landscape is evolving—outdated SIEMs struggle to keep up, and migrating to a modern platform can feel overwhelming. Security teams need a clear, strategic framework to ensure a seamless transition without disrupting detection and response.</p> <p>This paper provides a roadmap to:</p> <p>⌲ Reduce risk while simplifying your SIEM migration<br /> ⌲ Enhance security visibility by modernizing your data strategy<br /> ⌲ Avoid vendor lock-in and maintain control over your data</p> <p>Designed for security leaders and key stakeholders, this guide offers a step-by-step process to successfully migrate your SIEM.</p>
Worldwide Security Information and Event Management Forecast, 2025–2029: Continued Payment for One’s SIEMs
<p><strong>SIEM’s Cloud - Powered Comeback</strong></p> <p>In a world where security budgets are scrutinized and shelfware is an ever-present risk, it's surprising to see one of the oldest cybersecurity categories—SIEM (Security Information and Event Management)—forecasting growth numbers that would make a startup jealous. </p> <p>According to IDC’s Worldwide Security Information and Event Management Forecast, 2025–2029: Continued Payment for One’s SIEMs, the global SIEM market is expected to grow at a double-digit clip through 2029, powered by cloud adoption, regulatory momentum, and an evolving set of customer needs.</p> <p>Download the excerpt to find out:<br /> -What’s driving, and inhibiting, the growth<br /> -Regional trends<br /> -What SIEM challenges security teams face</p>
Tanium Autonomous Endpoint Management (AEM)
<p> <style type="text/css"><!--td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> </style> Empowering organizations to efficiently mitigate risk while maintaining operational resiliency.</p> <p><br /> Tanium AEM leverages real-time insights from Tanium cloud-managed endpoints to recommend and automate endpoint changes safely and at scale.</p>
Meeting 2026 National Defense Strategy & DoW's Quantum and Battlefield Information Dominance (Q-BID) Critical Technology Area Requirements
<p> <style type="text/css"><!--td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> </style> The 2026 National Defense Strategy (NDS), released January 23, 2026, and the Department of War's Quantum and Battlefield Information Dominance (Q-BID) Critical Technology Area establish converging requirements for next-generation cryptographic key management. The NDS mandates a transition from network-centric to data-centric security operations, recognizing that data itself, not merely the networks carrying it, must be protected as a strategic asset. Simultaneously, Q-BID requires assured communications and information superiority in contested electromagnetic environments. Together, these frameworks define a comprehensive set of requirements that legacy key management infrastructure cannot address.<br /> <br /> This white paper presents an integrated requirements analysis drawn from both NDS key distribution mandates and Q-BID capability objectives. It examines six core requirement areas: Net-Centric Distribution, Contested Environment Operations, Coalition and Group Operations, Quantum Resistance, Mission Integration, and Spectrum Agility. It demonstrates how each draws from both strategic frameworks.<br /> <br /> Built as a compostable architecture, Qanapi's Decentralized Key Management Service (DKMS) provides a unified solution addressing all requirement categories. The DKMS architecture is a quantum-resistant, API-driven system that achieves full compliance through patent-pending Verifiable Concealed Shares (VCS), hierarchical key structures, crypto-agile design, and policy-driven distribution. This approach overcomes the limitations of traditional Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) and physical Key Management Infrastructure (KMI) while fully aligning with Zero Trust Architecture principles now mandated across the defense enterprise. As the only API-driven distributed key management service designed for zero-trust at the payload level, DKMS serves as a critical enabler for both NDS data-centric security goals and Q-BID information dominance objectives providing secure communications and information assurance in contested electromagnetic environments.</p>
Beyond QKD: How Decentralized Key Management Overcomes the Five Limitations the NSA Identified with Quantum Key Distribution
<p> <style type="text/css"><!--td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> </style> The National Security Agency's advisory on Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and Quantum Cryptography (QC) identifies five specific technical limitations that prevent the agency from recommending QKD for securing National Security Systems. These aren't minor caveats as they represent fundamental architectural constraints that prevent QKD from operating at the scale, flexibility, and assurance level modern defense operations demand. Yet the underlying operational need QKD was designed to address, secure, resilient cryptographic key distribution across contested, distributed environments, remains one of the most pressing challenges in national defense. The 2026 National Defense Strategy makes this explicit, mandating modernized key management that operates across distributed networks. The Q-BID Critical Technology Area adds requirements for assured communications in contested electromagnetic environments.Qanapi's Decentralized Key Management Service (DKMS) approaches this problem from a fundamentally different direction. Rather than relying on quantum physics to secure key transmission, DKMS uses Verifiable Concealed Shares (VCS). VCS is a patent-pending approach built on threshold cryptography with a goal to eliminate the need for secure point-to-point key transmission entirely. The result is a system that achieves the security objectives QKD promises while avoiding every limitation the NSA has identified.</p>
TRUST AS THE BACKBONE OF GOVERNMENT AI
<p>Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving from pilot programs to mission-critical operations across government. Yet more than 88% of AI pilots never reach production due to security, compliance, and integration challenges. This brief shows how Government Acquisitions Inc. helps agencies operationalize AI through its FITS framework, aligning data, people, governance, and infrastructure to deliver secure, scalable solutions that move from experimentation to real mission impact.</p>
Accelerating Modern Software Practices in the Department of the Air Force
<p>This session dives into how the Department of the Air Force is modernizing its software ecosystem end-to-end, from CIO authorities and the DoW’s Software Delivery Engine to enterprise platforms like Platform One and BESPIN. We’ll explore how agile software development and DevSecOps priorities are being applied to improve readiness and lethality while delivering secure, scalable capabilities faster to the mission.</p>
How the City of Corona Modernized Services with Jira Service Management
<p>Government agencies must deliver fast, transparent, reliable services but often rely on costly, fragmented legacy tools. This session shows how the City of Corona, CA modernized service management with Atlassian’s Jira Service Management (JSM) for consistent delivery across departments.</p> <p></p> <p>It explains how standardized processes, automated workflows, asset management, SLAs, and reporting enabled scalable service beyond IT, including Utilities, Fire, Finance, HR, and administration. Attendees will learn how agencies can cut costs, boost visibility, automate, and expand service management with JSM.</p>
Fireside with Dr. Fletcher: Building for the future of government teamwork
<p>From replacing decades‑old legacy systems to navigating AI, today’s federal CIOs sit at the center of some of government’s hardest technology and change‑management challenges. In this fireside chat, Atlassian Public Sector Field CTO Matthew Graviss sits down with Dr. Kelly Fletcher, CIO of the U.S. State Department, to explore how she’s approaching modernization, collaboration, and innovation in one of the world’s most complex, security‑sensitive environments.</p>
Securing Agentic AI: Identity as the Emerging Foundation for Defense
<p> <style type="text/css"><!--td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> </style> As enterprises continue deploying autonomous AI agents at scale, cybersecurity leaders are confronting new security and governance challenges. Traditional security controls for managing human and machine identities need to be enhanced to govern autonomous, decision-making systems that operate with elevated permissions and access. Identity is increasingly emerging as the control plane for securing these new digital workers.<br /> <br /> This paper draws on multiple sources including a survey of 100+ CISOs across enterprise financial services and software companies and insights from cybersecurity, technology, and AI leaders.1 It defines agentic AI, examines how adoption is unfolding, outlines the emerging types of agents, the control frameworks needed to manage them safely, and the evolving role of identity security for agentic AI.</p>
UiPath agentic automation process applications faster
<p> <style type="text/css"><!--td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> </style> A detailed overview of the challenges of benefit claims processing in the public sector, and the benefits of applying agentic automation. It highlights issues like complex eligibility criteria and manual workflows leading to errors and delays. The introduction of agentic automation enhances processing speed, reduces costs, and improves accuracy, making service delivery more efficient and citizen-focused.</p>
Mist AI, the AI-native networking solution from HPE Juniper Networking
<p> <style type="text/css"><!--td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> </style> Strengthen every connection with a secure, self-driving network that continuously learns, adapts, and resolves issues in real time—delivering more reliable performance at scale.</p>
From Compliance To Continuity: How Zero Trust Powers Operational Resilience
<p>Ransomware, supply chain attacks, and IT/OT convergence mean one thing for critical infrastructure: being “compliant” is no longer enough to keep the lights on. Traditional, firewall‑centric security still leaves hidden paths into OT—and attackers only need to find one.</p> <p>In this Best Practice Report, <strong>Forrester</strong> explains how Zero Trust helps detect threats faster, limit lateral movement, and keep essential services running during an incident.</p> <p>When you pair these principles with <strong>hardware‑enforced, one‑way data flows</strong> in OT, you get:</p> <ul> <li> <p>Guaranteed one‑way protection between OT and higher‑risk IT/cloud</p> </li> <li> <p>Fewer outages and smaller blast radius when IT is compromised</p> </li> <li> <p>Safe OT‑to‑cloud and OT‑to‑AI integrations without exposing control systems</p> </li> </ul>
The Big Switch
<p>The 2026 EIS deadline is more than a contract shift. It is a chance to modernize federal networks for cloud, AI, and edge-driven missions. Comcast Government Services helps agencies move beyond legacy TDM with secure, scalable Ethernet, managed services, and zero trust aligned architectures.</p>
