Mike Kiser

Senior Identity Strategist at SailPoint

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Bio In my role as Senior Identity Strategist at SailPoint, I am responsible for the development of vision and deployment of identity governance solutions. I design, direct, and advise on large-scale security deployments for a global clientele. Career History I first became a security architect for IBM in 2005, before joining SailPoint in 2015 as a security strategist and rising to a position in the office of the CTO and taking on a global role.

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Now With More Privacy! The Rise of Nutritional Labelling and Customer Choice

05 Feb 2021

“You are what you eat.” Many a dinner table has heard these words uttered by a parent encouraging their children to make healthy eating choices. At times, these choices are obvious: an apple or a serving of peas has a greater health benefit than a chocolate dessert. When the nutritional value of a particular food is not as clear, then government e...

Turning a Critical Eye on Impersonation Scams

25 Sep 2020

“The criminal is the creative artist; the detective only the critic.” -- G.K. Chesterton Impersonation Crime as Art The recent findings by UK Finance that impersonation scams are up 84 per cent compared to the same period last year shows that criminals have seen the opportunity that Covid-19 has presented over the past six months. Convincing the ...

How Identity is Securely Unlocking the SME Banking Market

29 May 2020

Have an identification card in your wallet? With a selfie and a few short minutes, you could have access to a business bank account. Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have long been the fuel that drives the global economy, representing around 90% of businesses and more than 50% of employment worldwide. Over the last few years, a range of financ...

Fintech

When the Bill Comes Due: Securing Challenger Banks’ Growth

24 Jan 2020

The moment of reckoning has come. A party of eight sit around a table, the white tablecloth strewn with the detritus of a communal meal. Coffee is slowly sipped as they contemplate how to divide the bill. Unlike in years past, this is a simple operation: mobile devices come out and money is rapidly exchanged as modern technology facilitates a mult...

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Living like the 3 per cent: Delivering secure user experience on financial apps

Yes! It’s always the visible components of security that get the attention — to the detriment of defense-in-depth. Application security is about changing the core of the organisation – so that everyone from the board down to the developer creating the application has security as a core value.

11 Apr 2019 Reply Read article