On-Demand Webinar

Why the OWASP Top 10 Needs Identity Data Management

Learn how critical getting your organization’s identity data management strategy right is to prevent three out of the OWASP’s top ten.

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Identity data management may not be the first thing thought of when considering data security best practices. Still, it’s one of the critical disciplines required to protect networks, devices, and data from unauthorized access. Three of OWASP’s top ten can be mitigated by collecting, aggregating, and normalizing identity data and delivering it to consuming apps in real-time.

Radiant Logic’s Federal Technical Lead, Rusty Deaton, will discuss how critical it is to get your organization’s identity data management strategy right. Then, he’ll teach you how to leverage that strategy in order to prevent three out of the OWASP’s top ten.

Join this webinar to learn about: 

  • Managing and monitoring user views, identities, and profiles to effectively manage and monitor application access
  • Improving access controls for accounts and groups and controlling firewall rules to stop unnecessary resource access
  • Managing and tracking problem attributes to focus on problem cases so they can be quickly addressed at the source
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Rusty Deaton
Federal Technical Lead with Radiant Logic

Rusty Deaton is a long-standing Identity and Access Management practitioner. He has over 9 years of direct experience helping clients overcome challenges with respect to getting the right user to the right resources at the right time. Rusty has played a role in developing next generation CIAM solutions, as well as furthering crucial identity-related implementations within state and federal departments.