Identity Related Risks: Have you met your Administrators?
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Originally aired: Wednesday December 11, 2013
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Administrative identities are growing at an uncontrolled rate, because every user needs privileges to successfully perform their job. Without a scalable model for managing the life cycle of your users' identities and their associated privileges it becomes standard practice to dole out Local/Domain Administrator accounts to users who manage a single application within the Enterprise. As a result, unanticipated risks originating from more insiders with privileged access to Windows Servers raises threat exposure and the likelihood of failed regulatory audits.
Watch this archived webinar to learn how to minimize the identity related risks in your Windows Server environment - both anticipated and unanticipated - while simplifying management of applications without creating more Administrators
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| What viewers will learn: |
How to consistently control user entitlements-
How to accurately track privileged activity and associate it with an individual
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How to simplify management of applications without creating more Administrators
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| Who should watch: |
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IT Managers & IT Directors
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Risk & Compliance Managers
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Security Architects
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Presenter:
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Brad Zehring
Senior Product Manager
Centrify Corporation
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Brad Zehring is the Senior Product Manager for Windows products at Centrify. He has over 30 years of experience in technology, and has held product management and executive positions with software companies focused on design, information systems, security, and data center operations
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Moderator:
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Doug Barney
TMCnet Editor at Large
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Doug Barney has been a technology journalist for nearly 30 years. Doug was the founding editor of Redmond Magazine, Redmond Channel Partner, Redmond Developer News and Virtualization Review, and served as Editorial Director for Visual Studio magazine. Doug also served as Executive Editor of Network World, Editor in Chief of AmigaWorld, and Editor in Chief of Network Computing. Barney also reported for ComputerWorld and InfoWorld. Doug has been a frequent guest on CNN, CNNfn, NECN, and NPR commenting on PC and networking technologies.
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