Current State and Trends of Privileged Access Management
Discover how organizations are grappling with an expanding attack surface and increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. Learn why privileged access management (PAM) is a critical component of effective cybersecurity, as it helps prevent unauthorized access and abuse of privileges.
Mastering ITDR: A Comprehensive Guide to Identity, Threat, Detection and Response
Download now for comprehensive protection against evolving cyber threats with Netwrix ITDR solutions, safeguarding identities and fortifying Active Directory.
The Complete 3-Step Guide to Implementing Zero Trust Network Access
Protect your organization from potential security risks by prioritizing the security of high-risk users, such as third-party vendors and remote workers.
eBook: Privileged Access Management (PAM) for Dummies
Learn how to protect your organization's critical and sensitive information from sophisticated security threats in this practical guide to Privileged Access Management (PAM).
Active Directory Security and Hardening: An ethical hacker’s guide to reducing AD risks
Learn about common cyberattacks that target Active Directory (AD), a popular network service used by organizations worldwide.
Selling Breaches: The Transfer of Enterprise Network Access on Criminal Forums (2)
The sale and purchase of unauthorized access to compromised enterprise networks has become a significant enabler for criminal cyberattacks, particularly ransomware infections.
Greenlight’s Access Violation Management (AVM) Solution
Greenlight Technologies provides an Access Violation Management (AVM) solution that helps its customers eliminate manual mitigating controls for segregation of duties (SoD). Greenlight Technologies commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study and objectively examine the potential return on investment (ROI) enterprises may realize by deploying its Access Violation Management solution.
Privileged Access: Slashing Risks
Did you know that 61% of data breaches start with privileged credential abuse?
