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Ping Identity announces updates to its Ping Intelligent Identity platform to support multi-cloud adoption and passwordless authentication.

With 2019 coming to a close, Ping Identity, Attivo Networks, and LogRhythm’s experts share what 2020 holds in store for cybersecurity.

Ping Identity launches PingCentral, a self-service IAM portal, enabling businesses to streamline access management and expedite digital transformation.

While strengthening your organisation’s external defences with the latest tools and technologies makes sound sense, it’s only half a battle plan.

As the latest executive to join the business, Kevin Sellers brings more than 20 years of experience in brand and marketing to the leadership team.

Ping Identity named leader in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for access management for third consecutive year, praised for its intelligent identity solutions.

Melbourne-based Ashley Diffey will be responsible for boosting sales, as well as customer support and services to drive demand in the region.

Enterprises need a dependable way for customers, employees and partners to conveniently sign-on to their services and applications.

TIBCO and Ping Identity have partnered to enhance API security, integrating TIBCOCloud Mashery with PingIntelligence’s AI-driven threat detection.

Ping Identity significantly updates PingOne for Customers, enhancing secure push notifications, social login options, SAML support, and EU data compliance.

Increased time outside of the official workplace has become the reality of working life for employees in a rapidly digitising economy.

Ping Identity unveils its capabilities framework for zero trust, offering guidance and integrations for secure, adaptable access across all devices.

90% of respondents trust MFA as an effective security control to protect identity data in public clouds, yet only 60% of organisations have formally adopted it.

The transition to the cloud offers agility and economy, but complex migrations require robust security measures to mitigate rising cyber threats.

Ping Identity has launched partner programmes for both its channel partners, and its technology alliance partners.

The new versions improve the user and administrative experience, while also aiming to meet enterprise needs to operate quickly and purposefully.

As data breaches surge, Richard Bird of Ping Identity discusses how organisations can tailor security measures to mitigate unique cyber risks in the cloud era.

Ping Identity CTO Bernard Harguindeguy predicts a rise in zero trust security, fewer MFA attacks, and heightened focus on API protection in 2019.

Ashley Diffey joins Ping Identity as first APAC channel and alliance manager, bringing over a decade of IT experience.

PingOne for Customers is built for the developer community and provides API-based identity services for customer-facing applications.