We'll discuss:
- Why privileged access has become a priority for security and compliance teams
- Where PAM programmes often fall short
- What organisations can do to build a more sustainable, audit-ready approach
We'll discuss:
- Why privileged access has become a priority for security and compliance teams
- Where PAM programmes often fall short
- What organisations can do to build a more sustainable, audit-ready approach
Many organisations have invested in privileged access technology, yet still struggle to prove access is consistently governed, monitored and controlled.
The question is no longer whether PAM exists, but whether it is complete, adopted, measurable and audit-ready. This webcast explores the gaps between implementation and maturity, and how to start closing them.
Greg leads privileged access management at Intragen, working with customers on PAM maturity assessments, implementations and improvement programmes. He brings a practical delivery perspective on where PAM programmes succeed, where they fall short, and how organisations can build more sustainable controls.
Josh works within the Office of the CTO for Identity at Palo Alto Networks, where he focuses on identity security strategy and the role of privileged access in modern security programmes. He brings a platform and industry perspective on how organisations can secure privileged access beyond the initial deployment of technology.
Not sure where your PAM programme stands?
Intragen’s free PAM Quick Check helps you assess specific areas of PAM maturity, identify practical gaps and understand where to focus next.
After watching the webcast, you can request a Quick Check to start turning the discussion into action.