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In many organizations, provisioning privileged access to critical assets is delivered using legacy Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). VPNs provide access tunnels into an organization’s IT infrastructure that are not designed to protect against the threat of a remote user’s device being compromised and used as an entry point for an attack. Today’s Privileged Management technologies make it possible to provide secure access to privileged systems without VPNs through remote connection protocols that don’t require firewall changes and guard remote connections by encryption.
When organizations implement next-generation remote access platforms in conjunction with password vaults that randomize and rotate passwords, they can greatly increase their security posture and ensure all accounts and access points remain secure. If a privileged user starts a remote session or provides credentials for authentication, nominated approvers can receive notifications with the session details. Approvers can centrally manage and monitor every access request, and every session and actions taken within a session can be recorded and stored for audit and compliance purposes.
This KuppingerCole Webinar will discuss the following topics:
In the first part of this webinar, Martin Kuppinger, Founder and Principal Analyst at KuppingerCole, will describe the advantages of working on controlled remote connections instead of directly on the sensitive systems themselves. He will also explain why this is especially interesting for cloud systems and servers in hosted environments.
In the second part, William Culbert, Director of Solutions Engineering EMEA at Bomgar Corporation, will describe why companies don’t need to deploy VPNs for securing privileged sessions and why Privileged Access Management solutions can integrate seamlessly with current environments to increase security and raise users’ productivity in their everyday roles.