Enza Iannopollo

1 month ago | forrester.com | Martin Gill |Enza Iannopollo |Seth Marrs |Enabling Administrators

This blog was co-authored with Enza Iannopollo, Principal Analyst. The UK government have declared it will “take a ‘test and learn’ approach with spending on AI and digital to push innovation”. Staged funding. Mission-driven prioritization. Outcome metrics. The civil service brining some silicon valley mentality to play. In theory, I like it. In practice… hold that thought for now.

2 months ago | forrester.com | Merritt Maxim |Andrew Cornwall |Enza Iannopollo

The rapid shift to all-digital customer interactions during the COVID-19 pandemic drove considerable demand and innovation for high fidelity digital only identity verification (IDV) solutions that organizations could leverage to confirm an individual’s identity and eligibility for certain services.

2 months ago | forrester.com | Enza Iannopollo |Rohit Makhijani |Andras Cser

This blog post was co-authored with Martin Gill, VP, Research Director Last week, Apple decided to stop offering its Advance Data Protection (ADP) to new customers in the UK. UK customers that opted-in the service in the past will stop enjoying it soon. It means that, without ADP, users’ photos and documents stored in Apple’s cloud won’t be protected with end-to-end encryption.

2 months ago | forrester.com | Jitin Shabadu |Enza Iannopollo |Andre Kindness

Cybersecurity vendor ThreatLocker recently hosted its fifth annual Zero Trust World (ZTW) conference in Orlando, welcoming attendees from 28 countries to learn about Zero Trust principles and ThreatLocker offerings. Over two days, the event celebrated Zero Trust as a cybersecurity model and the ThreatLocker approach for achieving Zero Trust. Industry leaders, Managed Service Providers (MSPs), security practitioners, and (most importantly) Forrester analysts attended.

2 months ago | forrester.com | Brian Hopkins |Charlie Dai |Enza Iannopollo

Quantum computing has long promised revolutionary breakthroughs, but progress has been slow. Recently, Google announced its latest superconducting chip, Willow. Now, Microsoft has unveiled the Majorana 1 chip, its answer to building scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computers. To back up their claims, they published a paper in the scientific journal Nature. We see these announcements as steps in the long road to quantum advantage — the point at which a quantum computer becomes commercially practical.