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Protecting Your Most Dangerous Accounts

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Protecting Your Most Dangerous Accounts

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Learn more about how to secure your business from threats in places you didn't even know existed.

Where Are You on the 5-Tier Privileged Account Management Maturity Model?

Privileged accounts and access are a necessary evil—allowing IT teams to perform essential duties, while offering up cybercriminals a dangerous and powerful vessel. With immature privileged account security controls in place, assume that any privileged access will be misused and abused. Whether privileged account and password sharing are rampant at your organization, or you’ve got the PAM basics under control, what are the next natural steps to maturing your current privileged account security?

In this white paper, internationally renowned cybersecurity expert Randy Franklin Smith explores how to apply privileged account security controls to mature your program in five distinct phases.

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