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with Jay Beale, CEO, CTO at InGuardians, Inc.
Linux servers host essential services, store sensitive data, and power business-critical operations. They are your highest-value endpoints. Yet many organizations don’t have sufficient measures in place to protect them from internal risks and external bad actors, who are increasingly shifting their focus to these crucial assets. Dive into an enlightening session with Jay Beale, CEO and CTO of InGuardians, to learn about the key pillars of Linux security and uncover the limitations of relying solely on tools like sudo. Discover the imperative need for a more robust solution that not only safeguards your Linux servers against threats but also ensures comprehensive oversight and detailed tracking of all privileged actions performed on your systems.
Introducing our newest innovation: Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux, offered via SaaS for streamlined deployment and fast scalability. Watch Patrick Schneider, Sr Solutions Architect, to learn how Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux enables you to replace sudo, control root access, streamline compliance, and centrally manage zero trust security controls to protect your Linux servers from external attackers, malicious insiders, and human error.
Jay Beale is CTO and CEO for InGuardians. He works on Kubernetes, Linux and Cloud-Native security, both as a professional threat actor and an Open Source maintainer and contributor. He's the architect of the open source Peirates attack tool for Kubernetes and Bustakube CTF Kubernetes cluster. Jay helps create and run DEF CON's Kubernetes CTF, is a member of the Kubernetes organization, and previously co-led the Kubernetes project's Security Audit Working Group. Since 2000, he has led training classes on Linux & Kubernetes security at public conferences and in private training.