There is an ever-widening gap between the threats to identities and access control and our ability to defend against those threats. Bad actors know it, and they exploit gaps in traditional, outdated security controls. Without a new identity security paradigm to meet new challenges, defense will fall behind and risk will increase. This new paradigm must protect a full spectrum of identities, break silos with unified discovery, policy creation and management across environments, grant privileges based upon context and risk, include ITDR and pre and post authentication projection. Learn how organizations build comprehensive security programs to meet today’s threats.
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