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Originally published in The Identity Blog on sailpoint.com Three Key Takeaways from Edgile’s Recent Webinar “The Power Behind the SailPoint and Microsoft Partnership” By Gretchen… Read More »Three Key Takeaways from Edgile’s Recent Webinar “The Power Behind the SailPoint and Microsoft Partnership”

Edgile is a 2020 Microsoft Security System Integrator of the Year, Gold Microsoft Partner in various categories plus a three-time SailPoint Admiral Partner (since 2018).… Read More »Why SailPoint + Microsoft is enterprise-critical for solving identity

By Lauren Thomas We’re excited to once again join forces with the ServiceNow team and meet with customers and prospects at Knowledge 2021.  Every year… Read More »Join Edgile at Knowledge 2021

Unstructured data is a critical enterprise cybersecurity issue today. And the volume of this data is soaring. But it can be managed fairly easily, as… Read More »The Path to Governing Unstructured Data

By Lawrence Wolf, Managing Partner Today’s environment has created unprecedented challenges as healthcare organizations struggle with the management of internal and external identities. During COVID-19,… Read More »Accelerating digital transformation helps healthcare organizations manage patient and organizational security and compliance challenges

By Dan Seyer, CMO, Edgile Enterprises have a major investment in legacy apps—client-server apps, mainframe apps, web apps, and web apps connected to mainframe apps… Read More »3 reasons enterprises are modernizing the security and identity strategy for legacy apps

By Dan Seyer, CMO, Edgile The need to rapidly pivot from in-person health visits to remote audio/video communications between medical professionals and patients (commonly called… Read More »HHS Allows HIPAA Compliance Discretion For Telehealth Remote Communications During the COVID-19 Emergency

By Dan Seyer, CMO, Edgile When enterprises made the rapid shift to far more corporate work-from-home than they were used to due to COVID-19, many… Read More »8 Suggestions from U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)

By Bob Moore, Managing Director, Edgile The COVID-19 global pandemic has caused modern enterprises to rethink how they do business. According to an analysis of… Read More »COVID-19 Remote Work Orders Create New Security Issues for Businesses

By Dan Seyer, CMO, Edgile Is your organization compliant with the latest state privacy laws? In 2019 Facebook wasn’t, and it cost them over half… Read More »Is Your Company Tracking And Implementing Global Privacy Laws?

Integrating privacy policies requirements with privacy compliance mandates can be challenging at a structural database level, which is why NIST (The National Institute of Standards… Read More »NIST Offers A Structure For Easing Privacy Compliance Burdens

A Deep-Dive Into Two Of The Most Popular Senate Privacy Bills A federal privacy law, which many have hoped for and others dread, may actually… Read More »Peeking Into Privacy Compliance Yet-To-Come

When California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a variety of changes for the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 in October, it created an update to the most… Read More »Potential Compliance Minefields Hidden In The Newly-Revised California Privacy Act

By Dan Seyer, Edgile CMO One of the key problems with security software today is how well it interacts with other apps in the enterprise.… Read More »The New Addition: Microsoft Azure Sentinel

By Dan Seyer Security is no longer a concern just for IT and CISOs. October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month and a reminder that today’s complex technology… Read More »Preparing for 2020: Every Employee and Contractor Needs to Think (or ReThink) Security

When the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration issued its first commercial drone license in late September it made the risks and rules of commercial drone flights… Read More »Now that the FAA has issued its first commercial drone license, what are the compliance and risk implications?

In 2019, when Connecticut, Delaware and New Hampshire enacted their versions of the National Association Of Insurance Commissions (NAIC) Insurance Data Security Model Law, they joined… Read More »Nine States Are Considering the NAIC Insurance Data Security Model Law, The Question is: Does NAIC Deliver Consistency Or Undermine It?

Last month (Sept 2019), the Office for Civil Rights at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS-OCR) slapped a Florida hospital with an… Read More »Florida Hospital Hit With $85K Fine For Not Delivering Patient Records Quickly Enough

By Bob Moore, Managing Director, Eastern Last week was Microsoft’s third annual Digital Transformation Academy (DTA). This is a US event that brings together Microsoft sellers… Read More »Five Key Takeaways from Microsoft DTA 2019

When we recently examined changes in Oregon cybersecurity compliance rules, we noted that the state is recognizing a problematic cybersecurity reality with enterprises, namely that… Read More »Oregon’s New Partner Breach Reporting Is A Good Idea, But It Could Have Horrific Results

When New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed into law new security breach laws this summer (signed into law July 25, 2019), it included several intriguing changes for… Read More »New York State Makes Intriguing Changes In Its Databreach Disclosure Law

A bill that is being considered by 30 states in the U.S. would force state contractors to install software that would perform screen-captures on the… Read More »New rules being considered by 30 states could cause PII compliance complexities

When two U.S. senators—one Democrat and one Republican—introduced legislation to update the federal Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) in March, it was the first… Read More »Changes In COPPA Could Cause Shifting Compliance

Massachusetts changed its data breach disclosure statute in January 2019. The new statute affects every Massachusetts business that handles personal information about residents of the commonwealth. In… Read More »Regulatory Vagueness Often Requires Expert Compliance Guidance

By Eric Kaufmann Last week (Jan. 25), the Illinois Supreme Court issued a ruling on the state’s Biometric Act that reaffirmed  companies’ obligations to disclose… Read More »Using Biometrics? Disclosure is now essential, but it’s a lot more complicated than that

By Brian Rizman The only constant in compliance and security is change. What happens when your colleagues—whether they are senior executives at the top of… Read More »How To Overcome Compliance Resistance From The Workforce