Access Controls

Release Date: 09/15/2020

Description: Introducing the Security Concepts podcast, where Kroll experts discuss security topics prevalent in today’s environment.

Explicit: No

Release Date: 12/23/2020

Description: When we're considering the security properties of something, whether it's a building, an app, an API, a network, or really anything else, there is a core set of concepts that we lean on to inform our evaluation. These core concepts provide a foundation to reason about whether the security provided by the entity in question is sufficient and, in the case that it's not, how you can mitigate the risks posed by its flaws. In this first episode on core security concepts we discuss authentication vs. authorization, the principle of least privilege, some flaws of human behavior, security vs. usability, and the elusive notion of perfect security. With these concepts in hand you will be better equipped to consider the risks of everything you interact with in your day-to-day life.

Explicit: No

Release Date: 03/01/2021

Authors: Alexei Balaganski, Matthias Reinwarth

Description: Alexei Balaganski covers a broad range of security-related topics: from database, application and API security to information protection, cryptography and AI-based security automation. He joins Matthias to give a first insight into a fascinating new approach towards access encrypted data "in use", while maintaining privacy and security of data and processing. He explains the concepts behind homomorphic encryption, the current status, the technology required and he talks about first pioneering use cases.

Explicit: No

Release Date: 03/01/2021

Authors: Alexei Balaganski, Matthias Reinwarth

Description: Alexei Balaganski covers a broad range of security-related topics: from database, application and API security to information protection, cryptography and AI-based security automation. He joins Matthias to give a first insight into a fascinating new approach towards access encrypted data "in use", while maintaining privacy and security of data and processing. He explains the concepts behind homomorphic encryption, the current status, the technology required and he talks about first pioneering use cases.

Explicit: No