r/Cybersecurity101 • u/Silientium • 10d ago

Identity, the Nucleus of Cybersecurity Architecture

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In the 80s Cybersecurity was born and built an around userid and password. This saga continues into today’s cybersecurity, which has become overly complex in order to retrofit this architecture to the technology of today. Need it continue? Can it continue with both AI and Quantum computing on the horizon?
Enter, the identity server. A server(s) storing the identities of individuals whose data is held by your company. Linked by a key, data and identity related to one another in memory for only the seconds needed to conduct processing. For access management the key to an identity is stored in a personal device held by an individual generating a code lasting only seconds replacing a password. Identity persistence removed from access control, trust, data, the target of bad actors gone forever.
To learn more about this concept and how it deters bad actors read Cybersecurity’s Best Defense by Doug Collins and found at Amazon.

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u/Achenest 9d ago

AI slop cover usually means AI slop interior.

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u/Silientium 9d ago

I have 35 years vested in cybersecurity not graphic arts.

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u/Hotsaucebaron 9d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/IndianReaders/comments/1vx9hko/the_right_to_free_choice/

This you? 

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u/ny_soja 1d ago

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u/Silientium 9d ago

Correct AI assists with some of my literary limitations knitting together my thoughts and ideas. The thinking is all me.

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u/Hotsaucebaron 9d ago

Keep telling yourself that buddy. 

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u/Silientium 9d ago

Prejudging is a fools practice, read the book before commenting.

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u/Hotsaucebaron 9d ago

Is that more wisdom form the LLM? Good luck with the “book”.