The road to least privilege requires balance. Removing local admin rights to protect against threats is essential – but so is ensuring your business and its users remain nimble. In this episode of The Drawing Board, our experts discuss five endpoint privilege management best practices to help you achieve both outcomes:
1. Removing local admin rights
2. Enforcing least privilege
3. Defending credentials
4. Protecting against ransomware
5. Putting learnings into action
Watch this video to learn how your organization can defend against threats and ensure user productivity with the right controls for managing endpoint privilege.
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