Introducing CyberArk Alero: Reduce Risk from Remote Vendors

July 17, 2019 Gil Rapaport

We are pleased to introduce CyberArk® Alero™. Alero is a new solution from CyberArk and we wanted to celebrate that with a fresh, new take on the blog. Instead of reading a long explanation, this time you get to sit back and enjoy a video. But, before you click play, there are a few things you might like to know about Alero.

Working with remote vendors can quickly become a major gap in your organization’s cybersecurity defenses. CyberArk Alero is a new software-as-a-service (SaaS)-based solution that works with the CyberArk Privileged Access Security Solution to mitigate risks associated with remote vendors accessing critical systems, while providing fast access to CyberArk for remote vendors. Alero brings the power of Zero Trust access, biometric authentication and just-in-time provisioning to bear on the problem.

Now, remote vendors don’t need to worry about VPNs, agents or passwords when obtaining privileged access to critical internal systems. All they need is an ordinary smart phone and CyberArk Alero. How does this work? Watch the video below to find out.

Learn more about how Alero secures access for remote vendors or download the Alero datasheet.

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