Zero Trust Lines of Defenses: Mapping NIST Zero Trust Architecture Report
Watch our replay to discover how NIST’s Zero Trust principles can be practically and effectively applied.
By Matt Malarkey & Nicolas Dekiouk
Many organizations rely on remote access to accommodate remote workers, third-party employees, and vendors. It is, also, becoming common to have individuals with privileged accounts accessing the system form unmanaged devices (such as: bring your own device BYOD).
This convenience comes with a significant drawback: it exposes your organization to countless cybersecurity risks. Therefore, managing this situation is vital for securing your information system.
How can you close the gap between the need to access remotely and your cybersecurity?
Remote Privileged Access Management, an emerging concept combining Zero Trust principles to Privileged Access Management is the answer.
Watch our replay to learn more about securing remote privileged access with a Zero Trust PAM.
What is Zero Trust PAM? How can you efficiently & rapidly enhance the security of organization’s unmanaged endpoints?
Our security experts Matt Malarkey and Nicolas Dekiouk answers these questions, during our webinar “Remote Privileged Access Security with Zero Trust”, helping you improve your security strategy.
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