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Member content provides a range of vendor assessments, architecture patterns, technology test drives and emerging technology market overviews.
This week two European software as a service consumer identity and access management (CIAM) vendors merged to what is claimed to be Europe's largest CIAM supplier.
iWelcome and Onegini become one, with the aptly titled new organisation called OneWelcome. Both have been long time suppliers of CIAM capabilities to primarily the European market.
This week Google announced the general availability of their "planet scale" zero trust solution for the corporate environment, called BeyondCorp Enterprise.
BeyondCorp was the internal model Google developed to manage their controlled resources for remote access for employees. The premise was to migrate their trust model - away from the network addressing approach towards a device and identity model, leveraging access aware proxies to control web based access to internal APIs and services.
