Remote Access Control Strategies for the Work-from-Anywhere (WFA) Era
This blog will discuss how various access control models and technologies can help ensure adequate security around remote access to support a work-from-anywhere business model.
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This blog will discuss how various access control models and technologies can help ensure adequate security around remote access to support a work-from-anywhere business model.
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This year, as part of our Diversity and Inclusion program, we launched Summer of Pride, celebrating that all voices are valued and included at BeyondTrust. Learn more about some of our Diversity & Inclusion initiatives.
BeyondTrust has just published our Malware Threat Report 2021, produced by the BeyondTrust Labs team, with collaboration from customers and incident response teams using BeyondTrust solutions. The report is based on real-world monitoring and analysis of attacks between Q1 2020 and Q1 2021, and also involves the testing of 150 recent malware strains against the MITRE ATT&CK Framework.
KuppingerCole’s 2021 Leadership Compass for Privileged Access Management (PAM) has again recognized BeyondTrust as a Leader. This analyst research report positions BeyondTrust as a clear leader across all three leadership metrics—Product, Innovation, and Market. BeyondTrust is pleased to have received the highest marks possible for Security, Functionality, Usability, Innovativeness, Market Position, Financial Strength, Ecosystem, and Deployment.
BeyondTrust has just launched version 21.2 of our market-leading Privileged Remote Access solution, which empowers IT/OT teams to control, manage, and audit remote privileged access by authorized employees, contractors, and vendors—without compromising security. With Privileged Remote Access, organizations can enforce least privilege, exert granular control and visibility, and layer on advanced credential security over remote access for both employees and third-parties.
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We spend considerable time and focus on securing identities used by individuals and groups within our environment. While these are essential activities, we sometimes lose sight of a whole other set of identities, often highly privileged, that are just beneath the surface; those are the machine identities in our environment. Read on to understand what machine identities are, the implications of security risks to these identities and accounts, and best practices for machine identity management across your environment.
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