October 2025
The New Security Imperative: Converging Physical and Cyber Identity Management
For years, organizations have treated physical and cyber identity management as separate applications. IT departments have managed digital credentials—usernames, passwords, and system access—while facilities or physical security teams have handled real-world access to doors, rooms, and restricted zones.
But in an era where hybrid threats have become commonplace and compliance expectations continue to intensify, this division no longer makes sense.
Frictionless Access: Why a London Office Building Turned to a Mobile Wallet Solution
The JJ Mack Building in London wanted to create a more seamless experience for tenants accessing the building. It turned to a mobile wallet solution from Wavelynx.
Sponsored: Beyond Access… Meet PIAM
Physical access control systems have served as the backbone of physical security programs for a long time. At the same time, their limitations are now becoming more apparent as organizations grow more complex.
Closing the Gap: Integrating Identity into Your Detection and Response Strategy
To close a critical security gap, leaders need a new framework built on three pillars: visibility, adaptive defense, and identity-infused response.
5 Key Steps of Effective Digital Identity Risk Management
Digital identities make it easier for people to access critical assets or complete transactions. The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology provides guidance on how to manage those identities effectively.
Sponsored: From Rigid to Resilient: Physical Identity at Scale
As enterprises accelerate their digital transformation, physical access and identity governance is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of operational security and compliance.
Why Iris Biometrics Are Shaping the Future of Border Control
Delays, human error, and blind spots. Legacy border systems are failing fast. How can iris biometrics catch what they miss?
Sponsored: The Changing Landscape of the Physical Security Industry
For decades, physical security for businesses was largely defined by hardware – analog cameras, Digital Video Recorders (DVRs), and incremental improvements in resolution, compression, and low-light performance.
6 Methods to Use for Identity Verification
How do organizations know the online identity is really the person they claim to be? The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology shares six methods to complete this process.
