We say that for an organization to be secure, every identity must have the right level of intelligent privilege controls. But, realistically, what does that look like for developers when velocity is a constant concern? Is it possible to secure a developer, what they develop, and their environment without impacting operational efficiency?
In this webinar, CyberArk's architects will tackle preventing credential theft by enabling access with zero standing privileges, securing native access to every layer of a cloud environment, gaining centralized visibility and control of secrets and supporting developer’s preferred workflows--all while satisfying audit and compliance. Register today.
Join us to learn about different types of high-risk and administrative accounts, and the best practices to secure these human and non-human identities. Protecting access to critical systems and extending these controls to secure an evolving landscape is critical. We will discuss foundational principles, best practices for securing access to accounts with persistent access, how zero-standing privileges (ZSP) and just-in-time (JIT) reduces risk of credential theft past the principle of least privilege, and how to secure identities that are becoming frequent targets of attackers.
Technological advances and remote work have drastically altered organizational security, rendering traditional cybersecurity controls less effective and exposing the limitations of traditional endpoint security stack. This transformation elevated identity as the primary security perimeter.
As more than 70% of reported security breaches are attributed to identity-based threats, questions arise about the relevance of the perimeter concept in safeguarding workforce identities and endpoints. Today, organizations must embrace a security-first mindset that transcends the traditional perimeter, adopting comprehensive identity and access controls that span the identity lifecycle from login and beyond.
Join our session to explore how to adopt the identity perimeter approach, the inherent risks in using traditional controls and the importance of a holistic IAM strategy in safeguarding workforce identities and endpoints that extend beyond the perimeter.
To effectively protect your organization’s critical systems and sensitive data, it’s imperative to consider the full spectrum of identities, both human and machine, with access to a growing ecosystem of infrastructure and applications.
It’s equally important to correlate controls with the levels of risk an identity poses to your organization should their access be compromised. In this session, we’ll focus on this correlation and explain how to effectively apply and enforce dynamic and adaptive controls, such as just-in-time access with zero standing privileges.
Join us as we discuss how privileged access manangement (PAM) and identity security come together to meet the rigorous demands of audit and compliance in today's stringent regulatory environment. We will discuss the key principles of PAM and identity security to quickly reduce risk of high-risk accounts, applying security controls to meet cyber insurance requirements, and tips for building a proactive compliance program so your organization is audit-ready.