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ADM-Adria has built its reputation on a simple promise: pair uncompromising technical depth with a human, localized approach that helps organizations make better, safer decisions for the long run. At a time when identity and access management (IAM) sits at the core of security and compliance, that combination matters more than ever. Rather than chasing volume, the Celje-based team focuses on outcomes. ADM-Adria invests more in knowledge than most, so clients get solutions that go beyond “checkbox” requirements and keep working when edge cases appear. Just as importantly, the company doesn’t sugarcoat reality. If a proposal isn’t the best path, ADM-Adria will say so and guide stakeholders toward a design that scales, complies and endures. Effortlessly Solving Real-World Needs Clients typically arrive with four urgent asks: meet IM/PAM compliance, simplify identity processes, tame fragmented systems that complicate entitlements and raise security, including two-factor authentication and the ability to keep operating even when internet access is constrained. ADM-Adria addresses these with proven products, assembled to fit each environment rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all rollout. People, Culture And The Craft Of Delivery Every implementation is driven by consultants who combine technical mastery with cultural awareness. Internal training is custom-tailored to each individual, starting with deep product knowledge and expanding to project and process perspectives.
Digital Magazine
Cloud & Hybrid Network Security
In the hyper-connected business landscape, network disruptions pose a threat to the seamless operation and growth of enterprises, affecting revenue, productivity, and brand reputation. TCPWave, a leader in core network solutions, addresses these issues by providing an integrated suite of DDI (DNS, DHCP, and IPAM) and ADC management solutions that are enriched with cutting-edge internet security features. The firm utilizes innovative technologies and agile methodologies to significantly bolster network performance, security, and operational efficiency. "We are redefining network management for enterprises through our advanced DDI and ADC solutions, infused with built-in threat intelligence, setting a new benchmark in network optimization," states Murali Sappa, CTO of TCPWave. The firm’s DDI solutions mitigate risk and enhance efficiency and productivity through comprehensive automation and cost reduction. Central to its offering is the TCPWave IPAM, which utilizes artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and intelligent analytics to meet an organization’s automation needs. This powerful integration ensures scalability, heightened security, and resilience, empowering businesses with centralized management and superior network visibility to easily navigate the complexities of network management. The DDI solution includes valuable analytics, hierarchy diagrams, and audit reports, enabling real-time monitoring of network assets, applications, and devices. Monitoring, along with fault management and configuration assurance, plays a pivotal role in swiftly detecting potential issues. Leveraging ML-based intelligence, TCPWave's DDI proactively detects and neutralizes malicious traffic and integrates DNS firewalls, application delivery controllers, web application firewalls, and more to significantly enhance organizational security. Its automation features swiftly pinpoint and address security vulnerabilities, drastically reducing the likelihood of security breaches and data leaks.
Identity Security & Access Management Solution
Digital-era businesses have a myriad of users with different functions, executing tasks on disparate software applications—each with unique security parameters. Approaching identity and access management with a monolithic approach in such an environment seldom delivers the desired security. At the same time, addressing identity and access issues by unifying fragmented software stacks is limited to large organizations with the resources for extensive and expensive overhauls. These showcase how authentication has become a balancing act of fortifying defenses while adapting to an enterprise's distinct needs. In this dynamic landscape, FEITIAN Technologies has risen to the forefront with its latest multi-factor authentication (MFA) and secure access solutions. Its MFA solutions offer high assurance with smart card readers, seamlessly integrating physical and IT access to meet the distinct security requirements of an enterprise's server or cloud environment. FEITIAN also specializes in smart identity and smart payment applications, with industryleading organizations across the government and other heavily regulated sectors relying on its one-time password (OTP) tokens/ cards, fast identity online (FIDO) security keys, smart card readers and other products to safeguard their operations. FEITIAN's commitment to security and ease of use is evident through its adherence to industry standards and strategic partnerships. Its obligation to FIDO and public key infrastructure (PKI) standards, alongside the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA) certification and collaborations with tech giants like Google and Amazon, ensures superior flexibility and wide compatibility with diverse business environments.
CXO INSIGHTS
Balance Between Opposite Forces / The Pursue for Trust
Paulo Moniz, Director - Information Security and IT Risk, EDP
Attaining Agility While also Maintaining Security
Oliver Wyler, CISO, Vontobel [SWX: VONN]
Strengthen Cyber Defences Through Culture Change
Steve Williamson, Audit Account Director, Information Security, Data Privacy, GSK
Combating Cloud-Based Cyber Attacks
Alberto Rey García, CISO - Global Infrastructure & IT Operations, BBVA
Bridging the Gap Between Cybersecurity and Business Strategy
Jonathan Sinclair, Head of Cybersecurity for Pharma, Roche
Guarding the Future with Strategic Cyber Risk Management
Ange Ferrari, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer, METRO AG
Quantum Key Distribution: Fighting Quantum with Quantum
Andrew Lord, Senior Research Manager, BT Group
IN FOCUS
Shaping Secure Digital Access across European User Networks
With the emergence of large-scale digital services, it has become a hot topic for many European organisations to manage user identities better. Whether the institutions are public or private, securing digital access and enabling user convenience are now business-critical. Identity management has transcended beyond a mere consideration for internal IT to become a key element in organisations' digital strategies, determining how services are being delivered, secured, and experienced by users. In an environment where regulation around privacy is stringent and user expectations continue to evolve, user identity management solutions should manoeuvre through the balancing act of compliance, usability, and adaptability on an equal measure.
User Identity Management: A Strategic Asset for Europe
Managing user identities effectively and securely is becoming essential to corporate operations in an increasingly digital world. It is impossible to overestimate the significance of efficient user identity management as Europe continues to embrace digital transformation in many different areas. Companies are realising the strategic advantages of strong identity management systems in light of strict privacy laws, intricate security issues, and the increasing demand for seamless user experiences. In a fast-changing digital ecosystem, these technologies not only safeguard sensitive data but also expedite processes, promote confidence, and guarantee compliance.
EDITORIAL
New Approach to Secure Access in the Digital Enterprise
Europe’s security teams are learning that the real perimeter isn’t a firewall anymore. It’s every login attempt, every session token and every digital touchpoint that ties a user to a system. Identity has now become the control point where trust is created, monitored and, when necessary, withdrawn in real-time. As businesses expand their cloud footprint and adopt distributed work models, identity has reached the point where security, user experience and regulatory trust all intersect.
Enterprises are integrating biometric authentication, zero-trust principles and policy automation to make access decisions that are accurate and consistent. Instead of relying on one-time validation, platforms continuously assess identity signals, adjusting privileges as risk changes. The shift is especially visible in large European enterprises navigating complex ecosystems of employees, partners and customer accounts.
Cloud-native architectures, decentralised applications and highly regulated data environments demand identity solutions that are resilient, transparent and interoperable. Threat actors now target credentials more aggressively than ever, pushing organisations to move beyond static controls and towards identity security models that anticipate compromise rather than react to it.
Driven by these trends, the European Identity and Access Management market is projected to reach USD 16.65 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of about 12.05 percent.
This edition of Enterprise Security Magazine Europe explores how forward-thinking organisations are redefining identity as the foundation of digital trust. It features a thought-provoking article by Ramón Serres, CISO at Almirall and Bernard Gavgani, Senior Advisor to the Group's General Management at BNP Paribas.
In this edition, highlighting the technologies and strategies shaping secure access in Europe 2025, we hope you gain valuable insights to strengthen resilience, protect users and support secure growth across your enterprise.
