The shift to deploying Linux servers in cloud environments can lead to identity sprawl and privilege overreach, requiring modern centralized management for effective control. Simplified, centralized identity access management through a modernized solution improves operational efficiency, reduces administrative overhead, and enhances scalability for mission-critical workloads. Learn how to address key issues related to securing cloud-based Linux environments and how to apply zero trust principles to mitigate risk, minimize privilege overreach, and enhance security.
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