Name: Why Machine Identity Security is Essential to Your Zero Trust Strategy
Start: 2024-12-26T16:19:00Z
End: 2024-12-26T16:19:31.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 5

Centered on intelligent privilege controls, CyberArk provides the most comprehensive security offering for any identity - seamlessly securing human and machine identities accessing workloads from hybrid to multi-cloud, and flexibly automates the identity lifecycle all with continuous threat detection and prevention – protecting organization’s identities and most critical assets by enabling Zero Trust and enforcing least privilege.  

Your PAM vault secures human identities perfectly, but can it do the same for the machines? What happens when a workload spins up at 3 AM, lives for 7 minutes, and needs access to production databases? Or when your CI/CD pipeline spawns 1,000 ephemeral workloads that all need different permissions? Now machines outnumber humans 82:1 and credentials need to rotate faster than you can type; traditional PAM becomes unmanageable. 

From field experience with enterprise customers, we've identified four critical gaps when organizations try to apply human identity patterns to machines: 

- Static credentials embedded in container images and code 

- Disconnected directories create identity silos – each with its own truth 

- Service accounts with excessive permissions that never expire 

- No visibility into which workload accessed what resource and when 
 
This session introduces workload identity fundamentals through the lens of the emerging SPIFFE standard—the universal identity framework underlying CyberArk's Secure Workload Access. You'll learn how trust domains create security boundaries, how attestation proves identity without passwords, and why workload identity isn't just about secrets—it's about knowing who's asking for them. 

You will learn how to: 

- Reduce the threat of leaked secrets by replacing static credentials with universal and unique identities 

- Secure on-prem to cloud workloads using trust domains and mutual authentication 

- Improve secrets management with short-lived, automatically rotated identities 

- Improve developer experience through automation, standard APIs, and simplified service authentication

Workload Identity 101: What Every Security Team Needs to Know

In today’s hybrid enterprise, identities go far beyond employees. Contractors, apps, and even machines all need privileged access — and traditional governance can’t keep up. The result? Blind spots, complexity, and rising compliance risk. And now, AI is reshaping what counts as an identity and transforming how enterprises must govern identities.  

Join CyberArk experts  Tim Arvanites and Tricia Peck for an exclusive webinar where you’ll discover how a platform approach to identity governance can help you: 
-Gain unified visibility across IGA, PAM, and Access Management  
-Reduce risk through least privilege. Strengthen compliance and control without adding complexity. 
-Scale with confidence. Secure every human and machine identity across cloud, SaaS, and on-prem environments. 
-Modernize governance. Replace manual, legacy processes and tools with automated, AI-powered identity governance. 

Don’t let outdated governance practices put your enterprise at risk.

The Identity Governance Reset: How to govern human, machine, and AI identities from one place

Organizations face growing threats as attackers target identity infrastructure, exploiting compromised credentials and session vulnerabilities often missed by traditional tools. With 78% of organizations suffering cyberattacks due to compromised credentials, the weakest link in your security may not be where you expect.
 
This webinar highlights how unified, platform-based identity security can close critical gaps that leave organizations exposed. Experts discuss the evolving threat landscape, walk through key attack vectors identified in the latest Technical Validation Report, and share the defensive results that show what truly stops modern threats. Key strategies to combat credential theft, session hijacking, and privilege misuse will be covered. Key topics include:
 
· Securing browser sessions to protect today’s primary attack surface
· Implementing phishing-resistant MFA to counter attacks like MFA bombing
· Enforcing least privilege at endpoints to strengthen security
· Integrating identity security with existing tools to reduce complexity
· Reviewing validated attack paths and defensive outcomes from the Technical Validation Report
 
Gain actionable insights from experts to defend against credential-based attacks.

Strengthening Identity Security with Platform-Based Defense Strategies

Traditional identity governance often takes 18-24 months to secure just 10-25 applications, leaving many systems unprotected. As regulations tighten and auditors demand proof of strong access controls, organizations struggle to answer who has access to what across their technology landscape.

This webinar introduces a governance-first approach using AI, machine learning, and robotic process automation to transform identity governance. Instead of months designing role-based models, learn how modern tools provide visibility and governance for 100-150 applications in 4-6 months. Key topics include:

· How AI analyzes data patterns to eliminate role modeling
· Integration using out-of-box connectors, no-code APIs, and web scraping
· Strategies to reduce reviewer burden by focusing on outliers
· Spillover benefits that cut access requests and speed value

Discover how organizations achieve faster, comprehensive governance while reducing design cycles.

Foundations of IGA: Building a Modern Approach to Identity Governance

"Quantum computing is transforming the cybersecurity landscape at a faster pace than many realize. While offering groundbreaking potential for innovation, it also poses significant threats to current cryptographic systems safeguarding critical data and digital identities. ""Future-Proofing IAM: Deloitte & CyberArk on Quantum-Safe Strategies"" brings together industry leaders from Deloitte and CyberArk to tackle this dual-edged revolution head-on, with a focus on identity and access management (IAM).

This webinar dives into the quantum computing timeline and its disruptive effects on existing cryptographic protocols like RSA and ECC. The expert panel will break down why the massive growth in machine identities, now at a staggering 45-to-1 ratio compared to human identities, presents an exponentially larger attack surface for quantum-related vulnerabilities.

Attendees will gain a clear understanding of essential topics such as cryptographic agility and the importance of systems that can seamlessly adapt to evolving threats without disrupting business operations. Other highlights include exploring newly finalized post-quantum cryptographic standards by NIST, integrating zero-trust frameworks with quantum-safe protocols, and leveraging AI-driven solutions to safeguard against identity-related risks.

Designed for both CISOs embarking on their quantum-readiness journeys and those further along the roadmap, this session offers actionable insights to prepare for the era of quantum-powered cyberattacks. Featuring contributions from Deloitte’s cybersecurity experts and CyberArk’s strategic engineers, this conversation ensures you leave with the knowledge, strategies, and confidence needed to secure your IAM systems for the future. Don’t wait for Q-Day to act—your next-level security begins now."

Future-Proofing IAM Deloitte & CyberArk on Quantum-Safe Strategies

Most attacks don’t happen at the login screen—they happen inside your SaaS apps. If you can’t see what users are doing in real time, you’re exposed to risk. Blind spots lead to data leaks, compliance slip-ups, and insider threats.

Join CyberArk’s webinar to learn how Secure Web Sessions (SWS) gives you agentless monitoring and instant protection—no productivity trade-offs.

Closing SaaS Security Gaps: Protect Sessions Beginning to End

Agentic AI is reshaping how businesses operate—bringing major opportunity and new security risks. As autonomous AI agents gain access to sensitive systems, organizations must view them for what they are: privileged machine identities.

In this virtual event, experts from CyberArk, AWS and Accenture will cover:

- New research on the agentic AI threat landscape
- Why AI agents must be treated as privileged machine identities
- Lessons from securing human and machine identities
- A preview of CyberArk’s Secure AI Agents solution

Regardless of where you are in your agentic AI journey, you’ll benefit from the thoughtful exploration on how to approach the security of this new type of identity.

Securing the New Frontier of Agentic AI: The Security Imperative for AI Agents

Identity security teams need to manage identities across an ever-expanding portfolio of SaaS applications, and the identity volume is expected to increase significantly with agentic AI. For midmarket enterprises who have not deployed identity governance and administration (IGA), the existing manual governance approach slows the business and drains resources. Join this webinar to learn how technology innovation delivering a modern approach to IGA allows enterprises to meet compliance requirements and ensure all users have the right app access and entitlements continuously.
Join Todd Thiemann, Principal Analyst at Omdia, and Bruce Spooner from CyberArk to learn about the benefits of modern IGA enabling organizations to quickly and cost-effectively govern your identity and application portfolio.

Accelerating Business with Modern IGA

"Traditional application control was built for a simpler threat landscape—but today’s enterprises face dynamic risks that demand a smarter approach. Join us to explore how organizations are modernizing endpoint protection with least privilege and identity-first security.

In this session, you’ll learn how to:

Strengthen your security posture by removing local admin rights and isolating risky apps
Boost efficiency with automation and self-service workflows
Simplify compliance with built-in privilege controls and audit trails
Unlock cost savings by reducing IT workload and minimizing breach impact
Don’t let legacy endpoint controls hold your organization back. See how least privilege delivers stronger protection, smarter operations, and measurable value."

Modern Application Control with Least Privilege: The Identity Security Solution Your Endpoints Need

The recent  Shai-Hulud npm worm shows how fast an initial compromise can spread when secrets are poorly managed. After gaining access, the malware used tools like TruffleHog to harvest hardcoded tokens and credentials, then escalated laterally through packages, pipelines, and cloud accounts. It’s a vivid reminder that without strong policies, decentralized secrets management fuels the blast radius of attacks. 

From hands-on work with customers, our security services team has identified four practices that put organizations most at risk: 

 -Shared access across teams – one secret or account reused across multiple workloads. 
-Poor Kubernetes namespace definitions – mixing dev, test, and prod without clear boundaries. 
-Pipelines under a single identity – Jenkins or Ansible jobs running with unrestricted privileges. 
-One cloud account or platform for everything – concentrating risk into a single identity plane. 

For each, our security services team will share real-world stories of how attackers exploit these practices, and the  field-tested solutions that leading organizations are adopting to fix them. You’ll learn why the true risk isn’t just the secret, but the identity behind it—and how centralizing secrets management reduces blast radius, improves visibility, and scales securely without disrupting developers. 

You will learn: 
-How poor secrets practices enable lateral movement and breach escalation. 
-Four real-world pitfalls we see in customer environments—and proven ways to fix them. 
-Four real-world pitfalls we see in customer environments—and proven ways to fix them.

Secrets Management Horror Stories from the Field: Four Security Pitfalls to Avoid

Orphaned accounts (inactive or unowned user identities that retain access to critical systems) represent one of the most overlooked security risks in modern enterprises. As organizations expand their digital ecosystems with growing SaaS adoption, these forgotten credentials become backdoors for attackers and compliance nightmares for auditors.

In this webinar, we'll explore how orphaned accounts originate through incomplete offboarding, mergers and acquisitions, contractor access gaps, and application sprawl. You'll learn about the real-world consequences, from security breaches and data exfiltration to compliance violations that can jeopardize SOX, GDPR, and HIPAA adherence.

Discover why manual deprovisioning processes can't keep pace with today's complex identity landscapes, and how modern Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) solutions automate the detection and remediation of orphaned accounts. We'll demonstrate how CyberArk Modern IGA provides unified visibility across your entire identity estate, continuously monitors for risky access, and automates cleanup workflows, transforming identity governance from a manual burden into a proactive security control.

Join us to learn best practices for preventing orphaned accounts, establishing automated joiner-mover-leaver processes, and maintaining continuous compliance without the grind.

Digital Ghosts: How to Find and Fix Orphaned Accounts Before Attackers Do

Traditional Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) has long relied on static roles and labels—“Software Engineer,” “Sales Rep,” “Manager.” But in today’s dynamic business environment, this one-dimensional approach quickly becomes outdated, creating role sprawl, endless approval cycles, and review fatigue. The result? Risk is hidden in the noise, while managers rubber-stamp access requests that don’t reflect real-world needs. 

In this webinar, CyberArk Solution Strategy Architect Brian Smits will explore how AI-powered identity profiles transform IGA from guesswork to precision. By analyzing the layered attributes that make each identity unique—such as department, location, projects, and access behaviors—AI Profiles deliver smarter, context-aware access recommendations. The outcome: 
● Up to 80% reduction in review burden 
● Automated onboarding and lifecycle management that adapts as people change roles 
● Clear, auditable evidence that satisfies compliance while focusing attention on true risks 

Join us to see how layered identity insights can help your organization move beyond role fatigue, streamline governance, and achieve access that truly fits the individual—not just their job title.

AI Profiles: Why your IGA needs to see in layers, not labels

CyberArk is unveiling the next generation of Machine Identity Security. Watch demonstrations of Secrets Hub and Certificate Manager as they tackle challenges like secrets sprawl and evolving TLS certificate requirements. See how new SSH Management and Code Signing capabilities protect privileged access and software integrity, keeping modern enterprise environments secure. Blending actionable insights with breakthrough product innovations, the session reveals practical strategies to uncover hidden machine identities, automate lifecycle management, and secure machine-to-machine communications.

Accelerating Machine Identity Security: Bringing Order to the Chaos of Modern Machines

As workforce users continue to be prime targets for credential theft, organizations can’t afford to treat password management as an isolated solution. Join CyberArk experts to learn how Workforce Password Management integrates across the CyberArk Identity Security Platform to deliver stronger, more seamless protection. See how integrations with third-party IdPs, Identity and Privileged Access Management, Secure Web Sessions, and Enterprise Browser extend defenses beyond login—protecting credentials, sessions, and users throughout their entire journey.

Strengthen Workforce Password Security with Platform-Powered Integrations

Join CyberArk's security researchers as they unveil critical vulnerabilities in the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and demonstrate how organizations can protect themselves in the AI era. This session explores the emerging security challenges as AI applications become increasingly integrated into enterprise environments through standardized protocols like MCP.

Discover how the Model Context Protocol, designed as the "USB Type-C port for AI applications," creates new attack vectors through tool poisoning, command injection, and composability chaining. Learn about real-world attack scenarios where malicious MCP servers can hijack execution flows, steal sensitive data, and compromise endpoint security. Our researchers will demonstrate live examples of these vulnerabilities and show how attackers can exploit the trust relationships between MCP hosts, clients, and servers.

Explore comprehensive mitigation strategies using endpoint privilege management solutions to create security boundaries in the MCP ecosystem. See how application control, least privilege enforcement, and file access restrictions can protect your organization's AI infrastructure. Understand the importance of implementing proper security controls as your teams adopt new AI tools and protocols, ensuring they can innovate safely without exposing your organization to unnecessary risks.

Secure endpoint for the AI-era threats: Overprivileged MCPs are now a new class of vulnerabilities

Proving compliance in today’s hybrid, cloud-first world is harder than ever. Organizations often do not have visibility into what users actually do once inside critical applications — leaving dangerous blind spots when it comes to audits and regulatory reviews. 

In this advanced session, CyberArk will show how Secure Web Sessions (SWS) delivers complete, audit-ready visibility and control across workforce web activity. You’ll see how organizations can strengthen compliance, close audit gaps, and protect sensitive data — all without slowing down developers, IT teams, cloud admins or business users. 

You’ll learn how to: 

• Monitor every action taken in cloud consoles (AWS, Azure, GCP) to meet SOX, ISO, and NIST requirements 
• Record SaaS activity in apps like Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Workday for SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR audits 
• Track high-value actions in finance and HR systems to satisfy internal controls 
• Build a centralized, defensible and AI assisted audit trail that simplifies compliance and investigations

From Login to Logout: Making Web Access Audit-Ready

Privileged access management remains vital to enterprise security, but the landscape is evolving. Identity-driven threats are rising, and privilege now extends beyond IT admins to nearly every employee. Organizations face pressure from cyber insurers, tool sprawl across 11+ identity solutions, and a surge in machine identities, which can outnumber humans 80 to 1.
 
Join Todd Thiemann, Principal Analyst at ESG, and Ryne Laster from CyberArk as they explore evolving privilege infrastructure toward zero standing privilege while enhancing PAM capabilities. Gain strategies to tackle today’s challenges and prepare for future threats, including AI complexities.
 
· How just-in-time access and zero standing privilege reduce attack surfaces and credential theft risks
· PAM’s role in cyber insurance underwriting and premiums
· Rationalizing identity tools while maintaining top functionality
 
Watch this webinar to learn how to transition to a zero standing privilege architecture.

The Future of Privileged Access: Solving Today’s and Tomorrow’s Challenges

In a hybrid, cloud-first world, every human identity connected to an endpoint becomes a potential attack vector. And when you're managing thousands of users and devices across a large enterprise, the stakes—and the complexity—skyrocket.  That’s why CyberArk and Computacenter are zeroing in on how large organizations can enforce strong, scalable MFA strategies at the endpoint—without slowing people down.

Secure Every Human Identity at the Endpoint Five MFA Endpoint Use Cases for Large Enterprises

Two perspectives. One strategy. Real-world secrets management across the modern stack.
Hardcoded credentials. Unmanaged Kubernetes Secrets. API keys scattered across CI/CD pipelines and serverless functions. As organizations adopt cloud-native tools and AI-driven workflows, secrets sprawl is intensifying—putting critical systems at risk.

In this fireside conversation, CyberArk’s Uzi Ailon and Matt Barker will explore how organizations can take a practical, unified approach to modern secrets management. Uzi brings deep experience working with Fortune 500 enterprises on securing infrastructure at scale. Matt brings a cloud-native lens, helping fast-moving teams secure modern workloads without slowing down development.

Together, they’ll unpack:

Where secrets sprawl originates—and why it’s hard to contain
How to balance agility and control across hybrid, multi-cloud, and cloud-native environments
How to integrate Kubernetes Secrets and AI workloads into a secure access strategy
How to bridge gaps between security, DevOps, and platform teams

Bridging the Secrets Management Divide: From Traditional IT to Cloud-Native Without Silos

As AI and automation technology adoption continues at a rapid pace, it’s clear that the way organizations mitigate security risks is shifting in profound ways. One striking statistic that underscores this transformation is that machine identities now outnumber human identities by a factor of 45 to one. This staggering ratio highlights the growing prominence of automated systems, artificial intelligence, and machine-driven processes that are becoming integral to every aspect of our lives. With machines increasing productivity and allowing people to do more with less, it's evident that we are entering a new era where the lines between human and machine roles are increasingly blurred, demanding new approaches to security, identity management, and even the future of work.

This session will provide insights into how to extend PAM capabilities to protect both on-premises applications and cloud-based systems while addressing these visibility gaps. We will discuss & provide a live demo on:

- Strategic steps to secure PAM infrastructure and mitigate associated risks
- The goals for securing both human and machines are the same, but the approach is not
- Effective strategies for scaling security for machine identities, which are increasing rapidly due to automation and AI
- Integrating PAM and secrets management to create a unified, comprehensive identity security solution
- Approaches for bridging the gap between on-premises and cloud security, ensuring seamless protection across the entire organization

Join us for a live demo and in-depth discussion on adopting a robust approach to securing human and machine identities at scale in the era of AI. Hosted by CyberArk, this session will offer practical strategies to enhance your organization’s security posture, enabling robust protection of both human and non-human identities in today’s evolving landscape.

How to Secure your Human and Machine Identities in the Age of AI

In December 2024, a breach within the U.S. Treasury Department was traced back to a compromised API key. This attack underscores a growing security vulnerability that many organizations overlook: unprotected API keys. API keys serve as digital passwords for applications, but when left unsecured, they provide attackers with easy access to sensitive systems and data.

In this informative webinar, we will dive into the critical role that API keys play in modern digital environments and share actionable strategies for securing them. Plus, we’ll show you how to implement these strategies with a live demo of our secrets management solutions in action.

What We’ll Cover:
- Understanding API Keys and Their Importance: Learn what API keys are, what they do, and why they’re essential to securing non-human identities in today’s applications.
- The Secrets Behind API Keys: Discover why API keys are considered secrets, and how they help protect your organization’s digital assets and services from unauthorized access.
- Best Practices for Managing API Keys: Understand key strategies for managing and securing your API keys, from generation to rotation, to prevent breaches and safeguard critical data.
- The Impact of Compromised API Keys: Explore how compromised API keys can devastate your organization’s security posture, leading to data loss, financial damage, and reputation risk.
- DEMO: Implementing Robust Secrets Management Using our Secure Retrieval Practices from our CyberArk Vault: Learn effective strategies for implementing a secrets management system that protects API keys, credentials, and other sensitive data across your organization.

Securing API Keys: The Hidden Threat Behind the U.S. Treasury Department Breach

Securing machine identities is critical, as recently evidenced by the breach of the U.S. Treasury Department. In practice, we see that machine identities are not getting the same security prioritization as human identities. Over 40% of respondents to our Identity Security Threat Landscape Report note that their machine identities have access to sensitive data. The top challenge in securing machine identities is that for any business, over time, secrets silos have been scattered across multiple teams, environments and business units.  Our customers often share that development teams are running their own instances of HashiCorp Vault, an approach that does not address the broader challenge of applying consistent security policies, providing a centralized visibility plane, and a clear audit trail for the entire organization.  

Moving from a siloed approach to a comprehensive machine identity strategy requires tools and organizational changes, regardless of whether teams are migrating from an individual free instance to HCP Vault Dedicated, Vault Enterprise, or to a completely different solution.
Join us for a webinar featuring a live demo on (Insert Date), to learn about our new CyberArk capabilities to protect your machine identities. If you do not have a comprehensive secrets management strategy, or if you are customer running HashiCorp security products in your environment considering alternatives, this session is for you.  
We will discuss and provide a live demo how CyberArk can:
• Secure secrets for your cloud native environments and business critical legacy applications
• How customers transparently manage secrets across development teams and integrate into production environments
• Maintain developer velocity 
• Provide immutable audit logging and secure storage for session recording
• Support business continuity and break-the-glass with secrets replication and automated failovers

Securing Secrets at Scale: Why Customers Are Moving Beyond HashiCorp

In 2025, Kubernetes will remain a cornerstone of cloud-native infrastructure, yet it presents critical security challenges that organizations must address to scale and thrive.

Nearly half of organizations running a Kubernetes operation experienced a security incident within their operational environment. If platform operations teams are struggling to prevent security incidents affecting their production environments, it is likely security teams are exacerbating the situation by failing to build automated, policy-driven security controls which can be easily implemented by platform teams. This session will share practical strategies to bridge this gap between effective security controls and platform efficiency, and describe the steps needed to ensure a secure and resilient Kubernetes operation.

This live webinar, hosted by CyberArk and Red Hat, explores insights from the State of Kubernetes Security Report: 2024 Edition, which surveyed 600 global DevOps, engineering, and security professionals. The findings are stark: 67% of organizations reported delayed deployments due to Kubernetes security concerns, while 46% experienced revenue or customer losses stemming from container or Kubernetes security incidents.

Join us as we bring together leaders from the CyberArk Field Technology Office and the Red Hat Global CTO to discuss:

• Strategies for managing rising security incidents at runtime and the vital role of security teams to help mitigate these threats
• Rethinking your frameworks for security around network configuration and overprivileged containers
• More secure approaches for applications and workloads running in clusters
• Remove threats from cyber-attacks that target Kubernetes
• The workloads your containers should be accessing, and automating
• Preventing costly outages that cost you money due to poor Kubernetes security
• Achieving operational efficiency by taking a path that avoids unnecessary complexity

New Year = New Beginnings. How to Get Kubernetes Security Right in 2025.

In this fireside chat, Uzi Ailon, VP DevSecOps, CyberArk, Lucy Kerner, Director of Security Global Strategy and Evangelism, Red Hat and Melinda Marks, Practice Director of Cybersecurity, Enterprise Strategy Group will discuss the new security risks introduced by GenAI and how to incorporate secure development practices for GenAI applications.

We'll also discuss how Red Hat and CyberArk have teamed up to create integrations to provide application security in the AI era, across hybrid environments, without impeding development, operations, and security teams. Watch the webinar today!

GenAI and its impact on Application Security

Given the rapidly evolving threat landscape, the importance of a centralized identity security program is vital for both human and machine identities. While other vaults and open-source tools have their merits, these on-premises tools often require costly skills and resources to host and maintain. Organizations may feel stuck supporting the open-source version and dealing with a siloed security experience due to upgrade challenges.

The good news is that you are not alone and there is a migration path to a centralized SaaS secrets management solution that fully integrates with the CyberArk Identity Security Platform. This webinar will demonstrate the steps others have taken to achieve this transition and highlight key security benefits and operational efficiencies that come with it.

Join this webinar to learn:

-The best practices and common pitfalls of moving from an on-premises to a cloud-based solution for managing your secrets and machine identities.

-The benefits of centralizing your secrets management with CyberArk SaaS: Discover how you can reduce the complexity and cost of hosting and maintaining your own secrets management tool, while enhancing your security posture and compliance with CyberArk's SaaS offering.

-How CyberArk SaaS integrates with your DevOps tools and workflows: See how you can leverage CyberArk's APIs and plugins to securely access and rotate your secrets across different environments and platforms while enabling collaboration and automation among your developers and DevOps teams.

How Security Teams are Solving Vault Sprawl with a Modern SAAS Solution

What is the state of machine identity security in 2024, and what are the most important things to know about securing them for the future?

Find out in this fireside chat, where Uzi Alion, VP, DevSecOps Solutions at CyberArk and Melinda Marks, Practice Director, Cybersecurity at Enterprise Strategy Group discuss the biggest risk factors of machine identities in modern enterprises as well as best practices that organizations can leverage to keep their hybrid secrets secure. 

Key topics include:
• Defense-in-depth (i.e. self-remediation)
• Lack of visibility and central control of secrets
• Ease of stealing secrets in the cloud
• And more

Grab your spot now to gain expert tips for securing your machine identities in 2024 and beyond!

Live From Black Hat 2024: Securing Machine Identities In 2024 & Beyond

The rise of open source software was fast and furious – “free” software that was easy to try, customize, demo and build on…what could be better? But along the way, the challenges and hard truths with OSS have begun to raise their ugly heads. It requires a large dev staff to maintain and support; can often lead to sticker shock owing to expensive upgrades for key features along with a complex migration or upgrade path; not to mention security and maintenance concerns.

It’s no wonder that companies like Hashicorp have begun pivoting out from underneath their OSS licensing models. But the resultant there is broken trust and misaligned expectations between vendors and customers.

So what’s a company to do? Join CyberArk as we demo potential solutions like SaaS and recommended actions to protect your enterprise as OSS continues to evolve.

OSS Changes Got You Down? Could SaaS be the Solution?

If your business leverages digital technology – and who doesn’t – then securing human access is not enough, attackers will find the weak point. Don’t let it happen to you! In this session you'll learn why you need to secure both your human and machine identities, as well as the applications and workloads they access, along with approaches leading organizations are taking.

Join us to learn why a battle-tested Identity Security solution with the leading solution for secure cloud access and secrets management is best to deliver cyber-risk reduction across human and machine identities. Flexible dev options help accelerate the deployment of digital technologies across cloud and hybrid environments: a win for security and a win for the business.

Why Just Securing Human Identities Is Not Enough

Secure machine identities

As we've discussed previously in this series, Zero Trust operates on the principle that no entity is trusted by default. While identity security continues to mature as a key topic of discussion for cloud-native developers, machine identities are often overlooked. This is a critical error for organizations in this era of dissolved network perimeters.

In fact, machine identities now outnumber human identities by a factor of 45 to one. By including machine identities and secrets management in your Zero Trust strategy, organizations can ensure that only trusted machines can communicate on the network and that unauthorized access attempts are detected and prevented.

In this webinar, join our DevSecOps experts to lay the foundation for your machine identity security strategy:

-A rundown of machine identities and what they encompass.
-Why machine identity management is a Zero Trust strategy essential.
-Real methods of risk reduction and usable best practices to secure machine identities.

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