In today’s rapidly evolving digital ecosystem, Cybersecurity is both a technical challenge and business imperative. The need to ensure the integrity, security and privacy of user information has never been greater. Following a “never trust, always verify” Zero Trust approach is an effective way to secure identities, endpoints, applications, data, infrastructure and networks, while providing visibility, automation and orchestration.
Identity is the primary way organizations can determine and manage who has access to which resources – and under what conditions – and ensure that those access privileges are used appropriately.
To help future proof your Zero Trust-based strategy, Claudio Neiva, Field Technology Director at CyberArk will explain emerging trends in identity security and IAM, effective identity-first security strategies and how to enhance user experiences with an identity security framework.
Cybersecurity professionals are tasked with the responsibility of mitigating cyber risk and implementing strategic initiatives, such as Zero Trust. Establishing foundational identity and privilege controls on the endpoint are key to a successful Zero Trust strategy and are vital to prevent privilege abuse (including tampering). Join our webinar to learn why Zero Trust on endpoints should start with Endpoint Identity Security. Discover how enforcing role-specific least privilege can form a strong foundation for the adoption of Zero Trust, Identity-First Security, and other strategic cyber security initiatives.
Zero Trust operates on the principle that no entity is trusted by default. While identity security continues to mature as a key topic of discussion for cloud-native developers, machine identities are often overlooked. This is a critical error for organizations in this era of dissolved network perimeters.
Machine identities now outnumber human identities by a factor of 45 to one. By including machine identities and secrets management in your Zero Trust strategy, organizations can ensure that only trusted machines can communicate on the network and that unauthorized access attempts are detected and prevented.
Join our DevSecOps experts to discuss an overview of machine identities, why machine identity management is a Zero Trust strategy essential, and methods of risk reduction to secure machine identities.
High risk means high stakes! Though every human user starts out as a workforce user, workforce users can become quickly privileged if they have access to high-risk data or tools or perform an action on those high-risk tools — making them a prime target for threat actors. Attackers know this and are exploiting the gap between outdated authentication protocols and the new workplace reality.
What can organizations do to protect these highly targeted high-risk users? The answer lies in going beyond these traditional controls and extending Intelligent Privilege Controls, so that monitoring, enforcement and continuous control happens at the login and beyond the login for high-risk users.
Join this informative session to learn how privilege has shifted in the modern workplace, how today’s threat actors take advantage of this shift and what organizations can do to safeguard their high-risk workforce to better implement a Zero Trust strategy.
Maintaining a strong identity security program for employees and remote users is paramount when analyzing threats to an organization's critical assets. Join us to learn more about extending privileged access management to remote workforce, third parties, and external vendors centered around Zero Trust principles. We'll focus on use cases for a modern approach to securing remote access, audit and compliance considerations, and best practices when exploring efficient ways to secure external access for privileged and business users.
