Attacks on identities, especially those with elevated access and privileges, are at an all-time high. Yet agencies are challenged with securing significantly more privileged accounts and supporting vastly larger decentralized networks than in years past. In this perimeter-less, remote world, organizations need a higher degree of privileged access protection that eliminates the ability for attackers to gain access and move laterally.
A zero trust architecture (ZTA) addresses modern identity security challenges by enforcing granular, secure, authorized access. Tools like BeyondTrust’s Password Safe can help you move towards a zero trust approach and the principle of “never trust, always verify.”
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Jeff Parker earned his bachelor's degree in Management Information Systems from FSU’s Rovetta College of Business in 2000 and became an ISC2 Certified Information Systems Security Professional in 2003.
Jeff’s career prior to moving into the software industry included two higher education institutions and an engineering firm.
Jeff has almost 20 years of experience in information security, including all facets of securing privileges, identities, and security information.
Jeff Parker earned his bachelor's degree in Management Information Systems from FSU’s Rovetta College of Business in 2000 and became an ISC2 Certified Information Systems Security Professional in 2003.
Jeff’s career prior to moving into the software industry included two higher education institutions and an engineering firm.
Jeff has almost 20 years of experience in information security, including all facets of securing privileges, identities, and security information.