Vendors. Everyone has them. How do you ensure that vendors accessing your systems and applications are protected in the same manner as your internal privileged users? Join us to learn how implementing CyberArk Vendor Privileged Access Manager can help protect vendors who need privileged access to your systems and applications.
During this presentation, Elliott Jefferson, Identity and Access Team Lead from CyberArk customer Northwestern Medicine, and Jayne Little, Independent CyberArk Consultant from Blue Heron Security Solutions, will share:
The challenges most organizations face when managing vendor access
Best practices for implementing Vendor Privilege Access Manager
How to operationalize vendor onboarding and access
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