Privileged Access: how to worry the right amount about real issues

Due to the current Covid-19 pandemic, rapidly evolving operational practices are affecting security. Privileged Access has increasingly been recognised by leading analysts such as Gartner and Forrester as an essential part of a cybersecurity strategy for protecting an organisation’s most valuable assets. But how does this change in the current environment of increased remote working, virtual operations and changing practices?

In this one-hour webinar we’ll be looking at recent trends and exploring how rapidly evolving operational practices affect security, pinpointing where the real security risks lie.

Our host Niels Vlastra has spent his career helping organisations get visibility and control over their IT infrastructures and environments. During this session he will work through the implications of remote working and remote collaboration and the dependence they place on secure third-party access.

Together, we’ll investigate what the security implications are for passwords and privileged credentials being entered remotely now that people are no longer primarily working in controlled office environments. In addition, we’ll consider factors such as process automation and how to balance the two apparently conflicting drivers of productivity and security.

Reserve your spot at the webinar to understand:

•How rapidly evolving operational practices affect security
•How to pinpoint where the real security risks lie
•The implications of remote working and remote collaboration and the dependence they place on secure third-party access
•Process automation and how to balance drivers of productivity and security

This webinar is for CISOs, CIOs, Heads of Security and IT Directors who wish to know more about securing their company’s systems during a time when operations have gone virtual.
This webinar is for CISOs, CIOs, Heads of Security and IT Directors who wish to know more about how to secure their company’s systems during a time when operations have gone virtual.