 Our RadiantOne product line has evolved in direct response to our customers’ needs. We’ve learned some very important things over many years of real-life deployments: one is that use cases always end up being more complex than expected, and another is that data is more heterogeneous than expected. Our latest product release is a direct result of this knowledge. To better meet the needs of different market segments, we split our market-leading RadiantOne Virtual Directory Server into two separate editions—Proxy and Context—so enterprises can choose the version that suits their current needs, at a good price, then scale up easily as future needs require. This allows us to solve not only the “classic” virtual directory use case of user-directory integration, but also more advanced use cases, such as identity correlation, identity integration, and context management. READ THE FULL INTERVIEW...
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Insider threat risk is some times the biggest risk a firm may have. I strongly advise educating employees and customers on security risks by developing a security awareness program if you do not have one in place. You can spend hundreds of thousands of dollars in security and security products; however, if the staff is not trained well, they can compromise the security posture of any firm. I would advise other security executives to conduct both internal and external vulnerability assessments, penetration test assessments and social engineering assessments on a regular basis to get a good footprint of the risks in your environment. 
Unintentional internal errors made by honest employees are a very common threat that exposes many organizations to regulatory or market risk. The challenge for many companies is how to recognize key risks within the data outflow. It really comes down to the need for new content-aware security technology to unobtrusively monitor data usage patterns, existing permissions and access hierarchies, while automatically enforcing them through existing compliance policies. 
