Key Steps of Must-Have PAM Capabilities to Secure Identities and Access

Identity is the new perimeter— and privileged access management (PAM) is the keystone of modern identity and access security.

The reality of today’s threat landscape is that:

• The attack surface continues to expand and evolve – As the traditional perimeter has dissolved, the privileged threat surface has vastly expanded and grown more complex.
• Privileges continue to proliferate and become exposed in new ways - Almost every attack today requires privilege for the initial exploit or to laterally move within a network—and privileges are everywhere.
• Identities are increasing in number and complexity and coming under attack from more angles than ever before.
• Attackers are rapidly advancing in agility beyond just simple automation - While many breaches can still be prevented by simple security fundamentals, machine Learning (M/L) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are changing the game, vastly enhancing attacker toolsets and empowering human-operated attacks.

This warrants the need for identity security of all accounts. Effective security against privilege and other identity-based threats requires blending preventative and detective capabilities. Today’s complete PAM solution should not only prevent threats, but also provide intelligent detection capabilities as well.

PAM buyers need to navigate these complexities to prevent breaches, gain efficiencies, attain compliance, and enable & protect their businesses.

Watch this webinar to understand where to begin your PAM project, how to progress to a better security posture, and what business outcomes to expect. Raef will also explain the PAM basics that will mitigate most risks, highlighting the most important features and capabilities of a complete PAM solution to help you strengthen your Identity Security and account for every plane of privilege.

Meet the Presenters

​Raef Meeuwisse, Cybersecurity Expert and Author

Raef Meeuwisse is one of the most popular authors in the field of cyber-security and social engineering. Raef’s titles include the global best-seller, ‘Cybersecurity for Beginners’, the frequently evolving ‘Cybersecurity to English Dictionary’ and ‘How to Hack a Human’; an exploration of how easily us humans can be controlled and influenced. His experience includes running eight digit security budgets, consulting on security at over 50 different organisations, designing a multi-million-pound security software platform, training as a hypnotist (yes, you read that correctly) and occasionally flying helicopters.

In addition to making public appearances at countless conferences across Europe, the UK and the US, he is also a frequent provider of commentary for multiple technologies and mainstream news outlets and has appeared in Infosec magazine, ZDNet, TechTarget, TEISS and on Sky News.