Next week our founder Simon Moffatt will be in conversation with Mattia Zago from Monokee, where they'll be discussing the evolution of identity and access management platforms to include key visualisation and orchestration capabilities.
Our founder Simon Moffatt will be delivering a keynote presentation at the Heliview Identity and Access […]
Our founder Simon Moffatt will be moderating a panel at the Future Identity conference in London […]
Our Founder and Research Analyst Simon Moffatt will be in attendance at this year’s RSA Conference […]
Next week The Cyber Hut founder and research analyst Simon Moffatt will be hosting an industry […]
Join our founder and industry analyst Simon Moffatt on February 21st, where he will be in conversation with Jonathan Fussner from zero-trust identity and access management startup Cyberelements.
Our first webinar of 2023, will take a look at the role of cyber insurance for the modern enterprise - the current growth in cyber insurance demand, how it can help protect an organisation and how it can be optimised - via reduced premiums and improved payouts.
The next NIS-D directive is live in a second iteration and regulators of Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) across Europe are working to evaluate and adapt the directive to country specific regulations. Thus, the UK (through the Department of Culture Media & Sport) have issued their consultation outcome for regulation of managed service providers and updates to the NIS regulation.

Our founder Simon Moffatt will be moderating a panel at the Future Identity Festival in London taking place on November 14-15th.

Authentication is the pinch point for all B2E and B2C application, service and website interactions - allowing organisations to deliver secure experiences. However it has its challenges - requiring broad use coverage and inclusivity, privacy by design, adaptive threat protection and future proofing.

Join our founder Simon Moffatt on September 15th where he will join PlainID on a discussion around external authorization platforms.

The modern digital native enterprise is facing a number of emerging and incumbent challenges - from increased competition and demand for a more agile service deployment model through to needing the ability to share more data to more people, all under a competing climate of increased security threats coupled with a lower risk appetite.