When:    September 10th | 2025      Attend

In today’s increasingly decentralized IT environments, organizations are facing a modern identity crisis—one where traditional perimeter-based security is no longer effective, and identity has become the new attack surface. As cloud adoption, remote work, and third-party access proliferate, the risk of overprivileged users, identity sprawl, and unauthorized access to sensitive data continues to grow.

This webinar explores how Zero Trust principles—rooted in continuous verification and least privilege access—can help organizations regain control. By implementing fine-grained Identity and Access Management (IAM) strategies, security teams can reduce risk, enforce policy consistently across hybrid environments, and protect critical assets from identity-based threats.

In this CPE accredited session, attendees will learn:

• How identity has become the new perimeter—and why that changes everything about data protection
• What defines fine-grained access control and how it supports a Zero Trust architecture
• Strategies for reducing the attack surface by addressing identity sprawl and privilege creep
• How to implement a Zero Trust model that scales across users, devices, and sensitive data environments