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Privileged Access Management (PAM) isn’t easy. Even when you do it right, things can be very bumpy. There’s a solid idea behind PAM: Be really careful who gets privileged access. Monitor sessions. Vault login credentials. But, what about who keeps that privileged access? What happens when they don’t need it—or …

With the arrival of spring, I couldn’t be more excited and thrilled to announce the release of our latest SecureONE platform update. With this month's release, Remediant leads the industry in extending privileged access management (PAM) capabilities to endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions designed to prevent lateral movement of …

As various strains of ransomware continue to manifest themselves across the world’s networks, next-generation defenses are being procured and deployed rapidly, just to keep pace with today’s “new normal.” Most often, organizations are migrating toward Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) technologies. They use these in one of two ways: to …

This is the first of many blogs that I’ll be posting as the Director of Product Management for Remediant. Today, I’m delighted to announce some new Linux features available to Remediant SecureONE customers. More on this great news below. First, a little background: I’ve been in the game of privileged …

When I’m out in the field and Privileged Access Management (PAM) comes up, I usually see that people fall into one of three camps: People who now want a PAM solution because they’ve been breached People who already have a PAM solution that wonder how they can improve their program …

Most information security professionals are fundamentally aware of the Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP): When you’re assigning access, give users what they need, only as long as they need it. Don’t give more. Just give them Just-in-Time access (JITA). It’s an easy case to make: Implement the Principle of Least …

Ransomware keeps us up at night. It’s the worst-case scenario that hits companies where it hurts—their data. Ransomware locks us out of our data as the attackers threaten to destroy it, or worse, publish it if they don’t get paid their ransom for the decryption key. In 2021, we envision …

I wanted to share my thoughts on the SolarWinds attack that has been used to target government agencies as well as other private/public companies. FireEye has an excellent write-up ( Highly Evasive Attacker Leverages SolarWinds Supply Chain to CompromiseMultiple Global Victims With SUNBURST Backdoor ) and I encourage everyone to …