The Zero Trust Framework And Privileged Access Management Pam
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The Zero Trust Framework and Privileged Access Management (Pam)
"This book is about the Zero Trust Framework. Essentially, this is a methodology where an IT/Network Infrastructure of a business is segmented into smaller islands, each having their own lines of defenses. This is primarily achieved through the use of Multifactor Factor (MFA) authentication, where at least three more authentication layers are used, preferably being different from one another. Another key aspect of the Zero Trust Framework is what is known as Privileged Access Management, also referred to as PAM. This is an area of Cybersecurity where protection of super user accounts, rights and privileges must be protected at all costs from the Cyberattacker. In this regard, this is where the Zero Trust Framework and PAM will intertwine together, especially in a Cloud based platform, like that of Microsoft Azure. But as it has been reviewed in one of our previous books, the use of passwords is now becoming a nemesis not only for individuals, but for businesses as well. It is hoped that by combining the Zero Trust Framework along with PAM, the use of passwords can be eradicated all together, thus giving rise to the "Passwordless Society""--
The Zero Trust Framework and Privileged Access Management (PAM)
This book is about the Zero Trust Framework. Essentially, this is a methodology where the IT/Network Infrastructure of a business is segmented into smaller islands, each having its own lines of defense. This is primarily achieved through the use of Multifactor Authentication (MFA), where at least three more authentication layers are used, preferably being different from one another. Another key aspect of the Zero Trust Framework is known as Privileged Access Management (PAM). This is an area of Cybersecurity where the protection of superuser accounts, rights, and privileges must be protected at all costs from Cyberattackers. In this regard, this is where the Zero Trust Framework and PAM intertwine, especially in a Cloud-based platform, such as Microsoft Azure. However, as it has been reviewed in one of our previous books, the use of passwords is now becoming a nemesis, not only for individuals but for businesses as well. It is hoped that by combining the Zero Trust Framework with PAM, password use can be eradicated altogether, thus giving rise to a passwordless society.
How Zero Trust Privileged Access Management (PAM) Defines Modern Enterprise Security
Traditional security measures focusing on controlling access at the "front door" are no longer sufficient in today's complex IT environments. Simply validating privileged users and managing entry points overlooks the critical aspect of monitoring user activity within applications and data repositories. The future of security lies in applying fine-grained permissions to control user actions on critical resources, and continuously assessing the risk profile of those users. This necessitates a shift towards a Zero Trust model for privileged access management (PAM), where permissions are evaluated in a continuous fashion, and every action is evaluated in real-time against policies. Zero Trust PAM is the most effective way for organizations to adapt to the evolving threat landscape while ensuring operational agility and productivity.