Privileged Access Management is Essential to Zero Trust

With cyberattacks growing in number and sophistication, and with recent attacks targeting U.S. critical infrastructure and national security systems, protecting data from malicious actors has become a matter of national security. The White House has responded by issuing an Executive Order that requires all agencies to move towards a Zero Trust security posture. Privileged Access Management (PAM) marks one potential pathway towards achieving the Zero Trust mandate to "never trust, always verify," a principle that is critically important to the protection of agency systems while enabling the access and usability demands of modern users. In this expert dialogue, you'll gain insights into the government cybersecurity landscape - and how privileged access management can be used to mitigate risk - from the following cybersecurity experts: Mike Witt - Senior Agency Information Security Officer and Chief Information Security Officer, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Gerald Caron - Chief Information Officer / Assistant Inspector General for Information Technology, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Inspector General Jeremy Wilson - Deputy CISO for Security Operations, State of Texas Department of Information Resources Download the expert dialogue to learn more!