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You Thought Shadow IT Was Bad? Meet Your Company's Shadow Administrators

Posted on Sep 02, 2016 by Alexei Balaganski

Despite being over 20 years old, Secure Shell (SSH) is still one of the most commonly used methods for both network encryption and secure user authentication. Nearly every server from distributed platforms to mainframes and the majority of network devices include an SSH server as a standard component. Many workstations come equipped with an SSH client, making it one of the most widely available tools for IT professionals. In every organization, SSH is used daily to access remote systems, run automated processes or transfer data over the network.

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Webinar Presentation, SSH Communications Security

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Lead Analyst
KuppingerCole

Alexei Balaganski

Alexei is an analyst with specific focus on cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence. At KuppingerCole, he covers a broad range of security-related topics: from database, application and API security to security analytics, information protection, and AI-based security automation. He holds a...

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SSH Communications Security

Kalle Jääskeläinen

Kalle has over fifteen years of experience in information security services, R&D, and product management. As the VP, Platform Management, Kalle is responsible for delivering customer-driven and high performance security solutions and services that protect our customers’ critical data...

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