Name: Zero Trust Without Blind Spots: Enforcing MFA and Least Privilege Across IAM
Start: 2025-09-03T18:00:00Z
End: 2025-09-03T18:00:29.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 4.7

Thales is a global leader in cybersecurity, helping the most trusted companies, organizations and governments around the world protect critical applications, sensitive data, and identities anywhere at scale. Through our innovative services and integrated platforms, Thales helps customers achieve better visibility of risks, defend against cyber threats, close compliance gaps, and deliver trusted digital experiences for billions of consumers every day.

Are you aware that 33% of critical infrastructure organizations are in advanced stages of AI adoption, but that 73% cited the fast-moving AI ecosystem as their top concern? Or that only 2% of critical infrastructure have encrypted 80% or more of their sensitive cloud data? Discover how to tackle these and other challenges in 2025 with insights from Accenture, S&P Global, and Thales. 

Join us as we delve into the latest data security trends, challenges and expert recommendations from our latest Thales Data Threat Report Critical Infrastructure Edition. This report includes the responses from 513 security leaders working for key energy, utilities, telecommunications and transportation organizations around the world.

The webinar will cover: 
• How AI changes the ecosystem and impacts security budgets. 
• The challenges of Quantum Computing  
• With an average of 2.1 IaaS and 102 SaaS platforms, complexity makes security more challenging. 
• The threat landscape, root causes and causes of breaches. 
• Recommendations and guidance. 

Attendees will receive a free copy of the 2025 Thales Data Threat Report Critical Infrastructure Edition, prepared by S&P Global for Thales.

2025 Critical Infrastructure Data Threat Report with S&P Global, Accenture & Thales

As the dawn of quantum computing rapidly approaches, today's cryptographic defenses face unprecedented challenges. Organizations must re-evaluate their security strategies to address emerging quantum threats that will render traditional encryption obsolete. At the same time, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the cybersecurity landscape, offering both new defenses and unique integration opportunities.
Join industry leaders from Thales and Kyndryl for an exclusive webinar, "Navigating Quantum threats: the Good and Bad of the convergence of AI and PQC", where we will explore cutting-edge strategies at the intersection of AI and post-quantum cryptography (PQC). Discover how AI can help identify vulnerabilities, accelerate the transition to quantum-safe architectures, and fortify your organization's defenses against evolving threats.
This session will provide practical insights and actionable recommendations for CISOs, IT Directors, and Business Leaders looking to future-proof their security. Don’t miss this chance to get ahead of the curve in an era where quantum computing and AI define the new frontier of cybersecurity.

Navigating Quantum threats: the Good and Bad of the convergence of AI and PQC

As European organizations navigate evolving regulatory landscapes and increasing cyber threats, the need for digital sovereignty has never been more urgent. Join experts from Microsoft, Thales, and Avanade for a 45-minute session exploring how the Microsoft Cloud for Sovereignty empowers public sector and regulated industries - finance, healthcare, and government - to maintain control over sensitive data while meeting compliance and residency requirements.
This webinar will cover:
• The challenges European organizations face in securing sensitive data
• How Microsoft’s Sovereign Cloud, Avanade, and Thales’ cyber security solutions address these challenges
• Real-world examples of risk-based control and compliance in action

Enhanced Security and Risk-Based Control Over Sensitive Data in Microsoft Azure: A Sovereign Cloud Perspective

Quantum computing’s potential to break traditional cryptographic algorithms poses an urgent threat to data security, trust, and operational resilience. At the same time, regional regulators are mandating organizations to adopt quantum-resilient cybersecurity infrastructures and ensure robust compliance.
In this webinar, Thales and ASTRI combine their cybersecurity expertise to provide strategic insights into the evolving quantum threat landscape. ASTRI plays a key role in post-quantum computing development, offering valuable guidance to governments and enterprises in the region. Their initiatives drive innovation, helping Hong Kong lead in quantum technology advancement.
Experts will discuss practical strategies to transform your security solutions to withstand quantum threats, integrating post-quantum protections seamlessly into your cybersecurity framework. This session is essential for IT professionals and cybersecurity leaders committed to future-proofing their organizations in the quantum era. 
Prepare to safeguard your data and applications against tomorrow’s challenges.
Agenda: 
• Quantum threat landscape and PQC Readiness
• Strategic framework for quantum risk mitigation
Remarks: The Fireside Chat will be delivered in Cantonese, with English terminology and presentation materials.

Fireside Chat x ASTRI: Navigating the Transition to Quantum-Safe Solutions [Cantonese]

Customer identity volumes in financial and insurance firms are growing rapidly, with typical stacks spanning four or more vendors. This complexity fuels friction, elevates security risks -- including emerging threats like AI-powered deepfakes and synthetic identities -- and increases regulatory exposure. 

In Thales’ latest survey, 70% of financial firms face platform sprawl, and over half struggle to balance security, customer experience, operational efficiency, and regulatory requirements. Left unchecked, these challenges put revenue, reputation, and compliance at risk during one of the busiest business cycles of the year. 

Join financial services leaders, strategists, and technologists for a peer-driven discussion on simplifying Customer Identity and Access Management. Hear real-world experiences, compare approaches across use cases, and gain actionable strategies to streamline identity management, enforce consistent security and compliance, and stay agile in a fast-evolving market.

Key Takeaways:
1. Identify architectural bottlenecks caused by CIAM sprawl across legacy and cloud environments.
2. Explore platform unification strategies to streamline identity orchestration and eliminate vendor overlap.
3. Discover how to enforce consistent security policies across hybrid infrastructure without disrupting UX.
4. Learn scalable, API-first CIAM design patterns to meet evolving compliance and customer demands.
5. Hear how financial institutions align CIAM modernization with business continuity and digital transformation.

Panelists: 
Marissa Schlagenhauf, Financial Services Senior Analyst and Risk Consulting Director, RSM US LLP 
Vaishnavi Vaidyanathan, Cybersecurity Leader, RSM US LLP 
Ammar Faheem, CIAM Product Marketing Director, Thales

Simplifying CIAM to Reduce Fraud, Strengthen Security and Elevate UX

AI is revolutionizing industries—but is your organization protected?
Join our exclusive three-part webinar series featuring Securing AI, and learn how to strengthen your AI security posture from evolving threats with enhanced visibility, control, and protection. Each session delivers actionable insights from our AI Security experts.

Episode 3 – Securing AI: Mitigating Cyber Risks from DevSecOps
As AI integrates into DevSecOps cycles, new vulnerabilities emerge—from poisoned training data and compromised model repositories to exploited runtime environments.
In our final session of the Securing AI webinar series, our experts reveal how to embed security without slowing innovation
- AI-Specific DevSecOps Challenges
- Built-in Protections
Secure Your Spot Now to ensure your AI pipelines are protected.

Securing AI: Mitigating Cyber Risks from DevSecOps

Many organizations plan on maintaining on-premises resources for the foreseeable future—either because of logistical or security reasons. Whether applications live in the cloud or on-prem, securing authentication and access is non-negotiable. However, security teams struggle to adopt MFA methods that are both resistant to modern attack tactics, while also maintaining a consistent and intuitive user experience, regardless of what (or where) your employees are accessing.  

In this webinar, we will discuss why some forms of MFA fall short, and how FIDO security keys have become the new industry standard for phishing-resistant authentication—now supported and supplied by Thales for all your applications in the cloud and on-prem. Get a first-look at these latest innovations and explore what’s possible with passwordless authentication.

Extending FIDO Authentication from On-Prem to the Cloud

Identity is no longer just about security in the Banking, Financial Services & Insurance (BFSI) sector — it’s a business-critical priority. 

As institutions grapple not only with AI-driven threats, third-party identity sprawl, eroding customer trust, and intensifying regulatory demands, but also with explosive growth in the number of identities to manage, identity now sits at the core of operational resilience, and if done right, can be turned into a profit center.

This webinar shares key findings from nearly 500 senior executives across the U.S., U.K., Singapore, captured in Thales’ latest survey conducted by ESG: “Identity & Access in Banking, Financial Services and Insurance:” This is one of the largest survey of its kind.

As 2026 roadmaps come into focus, discover how leading institutions are reframing identity, not just as a risk to manage, but as a lever for agility, compliance, and competitive advantage.

Key Takeaways: 

1. Industry Snapshot - An overview of how BFSI organizations are managing CIAM, workforce IAM, and third-party access, highlighting key maturity gaps.

2. Emerging Pressures - An exploration of evolving risks, including regulatory demands, AI-driven threats, and operational challenges impacting identity strategy.

3. Forward-Looking Priorities - Insight into where peers are focusing their identity modernization efforts, and the strategic drivers shaping the 2026 planning.

4. Strategic Guidance - Practical advice to help you refine your IAM roadmap, closing critical gaps while aligning identity with broader business goals.

How Leading Financial Institutions Are Eliminating Friction and Fraud in Digital Access

Data security has shifted from being a bit-part player among a broader cybersecurity discussion to become a standalone discipline, assuming its logical place as the foundation of a wider, multi-tier cybersecurity posture. When organizations can map out and understand their data landscape, they are more confident in their security measures to defend it and reduce the risk of non-compliance —resulting in significant sanctions or penalties from regulators.
In 2026, data security is projected to be the most critical aspect of a digital asset strategy. Data security posture management (DSPM) can provide a firm foundation as your organization builds out transformation projects, including AI and Quantum. 

Join our speakers as we discuss Omdia’s assessment of the DSPM market, qualified vendors, and real-world use cases, including:
• How Omdia defines DSPM into two capability areas: data security and posture management.
• Why AI and quantum introduce new complexities to IT and the DSPM infrastructure.
• What to look for when selecting a vendor.
• How Thales can help build customer-centric business value.

DSPM at a Turning Point: 2026 Outlook for Data Security Posture Management

Finance and insurance firms face a clear and present danger: expanding third-party and B2B risks are stretching identity perimeters to the breaking point. With 74% of organizations seeing surging third-party identity growth and 89% citing external access as a major risk, legacy IAM can no longer keep pace.

In this webinar, you’ll learn how modern B2B IAM serves as financial services’ shield, protecting against breaches while enabling business growth. We’ll explore how risk-based, adaptive IAM can secure vendors, partners, supply chain and external networks, bridging Zero Trust security with business continuity to protect without blocking. Through real-world case studies, expert perspectives, and a practical roadmap, you’ll learn how to balance resilience, compliance, and business growth by modernizing IAM for external and B2B use cases.

Key Takeaways
1. B2B IAM Maturity Assessment: Benchmark your organization’s readiness for modern IAM.
2. Risk-Based Access Insights: Practical guidance on moving from static roles to adaptive, context-aware controls.
3. Third-Party Security Strategies: Tactics for securing vendors, partners, and external networks.
4. Modernization Roadmap: Step-by-step approach to credential vaults, adaptive MFA, and identity orchestration.
5. Resources for Action: Exclusive eBook and whitepaper to reduce your B2B attack surface.

Clear and Present Danger: Securing Third-Party Access with Modern B2B IAM

Descubre cómo las instituciones financieras están transformando la experiencia de pago, combinando seguridad y fluidez. Exploraremos el caso práctico de Click to Pay y Passkey, mostrando estrategias de Autenticación Basada en Riesgo y medidas de prevención de fraude para proteger a todos los usuarios, dispositivos e interacciones frente a deepfakes impulsados por IA, mientras se ofrecen transacciones confiables y sin fricciones que mejoran la satisfacción del cliente y cumplen con los estándares de seguridad más exigentes.

Presentadores:
- Pedro Lara Perez, Identity Expert, Thales
- Rogelio Tejada Galindo, Digital Payment Expert, Thales

Lo que aprenderás:
- Lecciones del caso práctico de Click to Pay y Passkey que pueden aplicarse en tu institución financiera.
- Mejores prácticas para ofrecer pagos confiables y fluidos que mejoran la experiencia del cliente.
- Estrategias efectivas de prevención de fraude frente a amenazas emergentes como deepfakes impulsados por IA.
- Cómo implementar la autenticación con passkey para proteger usuarios, dispositivos e interacciones.

Este taller fue organizado por la Asociación de Bancos de México ABM, A.C.

Construyendo experiencias confiables y fluidas -  Caso Click to Pay & Passkey

En la industria de servicios financieros, proteger la información confidencial es fundamental para mantener la confianza y el cumplimiento. Exploraremos los desafíos únicos que enfrentan las instituciones financieras al administrar secretos, incluidas claves API, credenciales y claves de cifrado. Los expertos de la industria discutirán las mejores prácticas, los requisitos regulatorios y los estudios de casos que resaltan la importancia de la gestión de secretos para proteger los datos de los clientes y mantener la integridad operativa.

El papel fundamental de la Gestión de Secretos en los Servicios Financieros

No setor de serviços financeiros, proteger informações confidenciais é fundamental para manter a confiança e a conformidade. Exploraremos os desafios únicos que as instituições financeiras enfrentam no gerenciamento de segredos, incluindo chaves de API, credenciais e chaves de criptografia. Especialistas do setor discutirão as melhores práticas, requisitos regulatórios e estudos de caso que destacam a importância do gerenciamento de segredos na proteção de dados do cliente e na manutenção da integridade operacional. Os participantes obterão insights acionáveis para fortalecer seus processos de gerenciamento de segredos, garantindo conformidade e resiliência em um cenário em rápida evolução.

O Papel crítico da Gestão de Segredos em Serviços Financeiros

Dans un environnement numérique interconnecté, l’accès des fournisseurs, prestataires et partenaires à vos systèmes est devenu incontournable. Mais ces identités externes échappent souvent aux stratégies IAM traditionnelles, exposant votre organisation à des risques : intégration manuelle, responsabilités floues, suppression d’accès retardée, et manque de visibilité. 

Ce webinaire vous montre comment reprendre le contrôle sans ajouter de complexité. Découvrez des approches concrètes pour sécuriser l’accès externe tout en préservant l’agilité opérationnelle. 

Ce que vous apprendrez : 
- D’où vient réellement le risque lié aux identités externes, et pourquoi il est souvent sous-estimé 
- Comment structurer et sécuriser l’accès externe sans lancer un programme de gouvernance à grande échelle 
- Comment une plateforme IAM B2B peut renforcer votre posture de sécurité à l’échelle de votre écosystème partenaire

Risque lié aux identités externes: Comblez la faille de sécurité dans l’accès externe

AI is revolutionizing industries—but is your organization protected?
Join our exclusive three-part webinar series featuring Securing AI, and learn how to strengthen your AI security posture from evolving threats with enhanced visibility, control, and protection. Each session delivers actionable insights from our AI Security experts.

Episode 2 – Securing AI: Enhancing Data & Application Security
AI systems are only as trustworthy as their data and the applications that process them. As organizations rush to deploy AI, gaps in data protection and application security leave vulnerabilities that attackers can exploit, ranging from model poisoning to sensitive data leaks.
In the 2nd session of the Securing AI Series, our experts will break down actionable strategies to:
- Secure training & inference data
- Harden AI applications against attacks 
Reserve your spot today to strengthen your AI security posture with enhanced visibility, control and protection.

Securing AI: Enhancing Data & Application Security

Join us for an insightful webinar where we delve into the critical importance of digital sovereignty in today's interconnected world. Discover how Thales CipherTrust Cloud Key Management and Google Workspace Client-Side Encryption are revolutionizing data security. We will explore the benefits of Hold Your Own Key (HYOK) and introduce our new Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) resilient feature, designed to future-proof your data protection strategies. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to maintain control over your data and ensure its security against evolving threats.

Empowering Digital Sovereignty: Google Workspace Client-Side Encryption and Thales Cybersecurity

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, managing secrets such as API keys, credentials, and other sensitive information is crucial for maintaining security and operational efficiency. The "Secrets Management 101" webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the challenges associated with secrets management and present effective solutions to address these issues.

We will explore common problems such as hardcoded credentials and insecure storage and discuss how modern secrets management solutions offer centralized control, enhanced security, and streamlined processes. Attendees will learn about the benefits of implementing a robust secrets management system, including improved protection against unauthorized access, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency.

Join us to gain valuable insights into best practices for managing secrets, discover real-world success stories, and understand the steps required to integrate a secrets management solution into your organization. This webinar is designed for IT professionals, security experts, and anyone interested in safeguarding their sensitive information.

Secrets Management 101: The Key to Security

Recent shifts in global data regulations have prompted European organizations to re-evaluate their identity and access management strategies. As identity sits at the core of both security and compliance, questions around where platforms are hosted, how data is handled, and who governs access have become more urgent.
 
In this session, Guido Gerrits, VP of Workforce Authentication at Thales, will walk through how security teams can build a future-ready access strategy, tailored to today’s European regulatory landscape, that prioritizes:
   - Local data control and deployment within EU boundaries
   - Strong identity protection for users across the enterprise
   - A roadmap that supports compliance and business continuity

Ideal for IT, security, and compliance leaders looking to proactively adapt to changing global data policies with a strategy rooted in European control.

What Global Security Leaders Need to Know About Sovereign IAM

It is well understood that the security perimeter is broken. This is why Gartner has reported that 63% of organizations worldwide have implemented a zero trust strategy. Zero trust is not a product but a framework to provide a holistic view on cybersecurity for the entire organization. Implementing zero trust goes beyond technical implementations but also requires a cultural shift. Everyone must actively contribute to its success. To be truly successful in implementing zero trust requires values that are shared across the business and adopted from top to bottom.        

The presentation will provide useful insight and information, including examples, on the cultural shift that will occur when fostering a zero trust mindset. This will allow everyone to recognize the importance of their contributions to the overall security of the business.

Join this discussion to learn:

- Understand how cybersecurity culture is a key component to reduce risk and enhance resilience
- Explore how the zero trust framework changes the way people view cybersecurity
- How to avoid the pitfalls associated with zero trust adoption
- Methods which encourage people, including senior leadership, to embrace the principals of zero trust
- Leverage the zero trust mindset to foster adaptability in the face of an ever-evolving threat landscape
- How other organizations have been able to develop a zero trust cybersecurity mindset

The Zero Trust Mindset: Getting Everyone Onboard

As organizations modernize their security posture, "Zero Trust" has become more than a buzzword. It is now a necessary framework for defending against today's sophisticated cyber threats. While its "never trust, always verify" principles are simple, successful implementation requires careful planning, disciplined execution, and avoidance of common pitfalls.

This session explores the critical do's and don'ts of real-world adoption of Zero Trust, going beyond the theoretical concepts to the prescriptive techniques that enable organizations to make true progress in their Zero Trust journey. It will highlight the practical steps for establishing a strong Zero Trust foundation and building upon it, as well as the common missteps that lead to incomplete or failed attempts and need to be avoided.

Attendees will learn:
- How to align Zero Trust with business priorities
- What foundational components are essential for Zero Trust from both a technology and process perspective
- Where organizations commonly hit roadblocks in implementing Zero Trust

Zero Trust Dos and Don'ts

In the midst of rapidly advancing technological progress, the rise of digitization and remote work has become a prevailing trend. As a result, critical infrastructures are increasingly susceptible to new risks, continually expanding the realm of cybersecurity threats and attack methods. 

Consequently, organizations are more inclined to entertain the notion of paying ransoms to threat actors. It is imperative for organizations to remain vigilant against these emerging threats to safeguard their systems. The recent proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) technology has given rise to AI-powered cyber-attacks, which are experiencing exponential growth. This development has facilitated cybercriminals in creating sophisticated and innovative malware embedded with new zero-day vulnerabilities. 

AI-powered cyber-attacks leverage machine learning to adapt to evolving defenses and devise novel methods to circumvent them, all while remaining undetected. This enables them to establish an illicit, enduring presence within networks for the purpose of extracting highly sensitive data. 

In order to effectively counter advanced cyber-attacks, organizations must adopt a comprehensive approach and incorporate zero trust principles into their architecture. This involves: 
- Treating every device, node, or entity as a potential threat point. 
- Implementing explicit identification, authentication, and authorization measures. 
- Embracing a default deny model as opposed to a default access model. 
- Developing proactive incident response plans. 
- Providing cybersecurity best practices training for employees. 
- Deploying AI-powered cybersecurity solutions. 

We invite you to engage in thoughtful discourse on these topics, cultivating a clear understanding and exploring strategies for integrating zero trust into your scalable enterprise architecture.

Integrating Zero Trust in a Scalable Enterprise Architecture

In today’s increasingly decentralized IT environments, organizations are facing a modern identity crisis—one where traditional perimeter-aligned security is no longer effective, and identity has become the new attack surface. As cloud adoption, remote work, and third-party access proliferate, meshes of identities and permissions lead to serious risks. As users gain more and more privileges, identities sprawl, and unauthorized access to sensitive data continues to grow, this session is about how to take back full control.

This webinar explores how Zero Trust principles—rooted in continuous verification and least privilege access—can help organizations regain control. By implementing fine-grained Identity and Access Management (IAM) strategies, security teams can reduce risk, enforce policy consistently across hybrid environments, and protect critical assets from identity-based threats.

Zero Trust, Full Control: Tackling the Modern Identity Crisis in Data Security

As cyber threats continue to bypass traditional defences, organisations must move beyond perimeter-based security models. Zero Trust offers a modern approach built on the principle of "never trust, always verify," ensuring security at every layer of access.

This presentation highlights how expanding Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and enhancing Identity and Access Management (IAM) are critical enablers of a successful Zero Trust strategy. By deploying MFA universally and strengthening IAM with continuous verification, adaptive access controls, and identity governance, businesses can minimise credential abuse, enforce least-privilege access, and maintain compliance.

Attendees will gain actionable insights into practical implementation steps, best practices, and strategic outcomes for building a resilient Zero Trust architecture.

Elevating MFA and Modernising IAM

Every minute your cloud infrastructure grows, it creates new entry points for potential attacks. As organizations rush to embrace cloud innovations, they're unknowingly building digital labyrinths where traditional security measures fall short. This expanding digital maze demands a smarter approach to security—one that treats every access request, internal or external, as a potential threat.

While organizations recognize the need for Zero Trust architecture, implementing it effectively within Cloud DevOps workflows presents unique challenges. The integration must seamlessly span across containers, cloud services, code repositories, and third-party components without creating bottlenecks in the development pipeline. By embedding Zero Trust principles directly into DevOps processes, organizations can achieve continuous security validation at every stage of the software delivery lifecycle, transforming security from a potential impediment into a competitive advantage.

Join Jyotirmayee Pradeep Kumar, Vice President of Cloud DevOps at a leading global bank, as she reveals practical strategies for weaving Zero Trust security into every phase of your Cloud DevOps journey.

Key Takeaways:

- Learn proven methodologies for implementing Zero Trust controls across your CI/CD pipeline while maintaining development velocity
- Discover best practices for securing infrastructure as code, container deployments, and cloud services using Zero Trust principles
- Master techniques for implementing robust identity and access management within automated DevOps workflows
- Gain insights into establishing effective monitoring and observability patterns that align with Zero Trust architecture
- Understand how to create a seamless security framework that spans from code commit to production deployment

Harnessing Cloud DevOps Techniques to Bolster Zero Trust Security

In an increasingly complex and fast-moving security threat, controls and risk landscape, it's easy to get lost in data, tools, and competing priorities. This session explores how to build risk management techniques that serve your organisation.

There are many ways to judge risk, and many views on security threats and vulnerabilities. We talk about Zero Trust approaches, but can you truly justify why and what is needed and the impact it will have on reducing the risk?

There is a need to model and understand what threats are most relevant to your organisation, and how they could exploit your environments to gain their desired outcomes e.g. criminal gangs looking to sell data or ransom you.

This session demonstrates modelling aligned to real threat intelligence and testing outcomes, and how this equates to defined business risk.

Key Takeaways:
- Storytelling for Impact – How to communicate Zero Trust risk insights effectively to senior management.
- Reshaping with Fundamentals – Using core principles to drive meaningful organisational change towards Zero Trust.
- Cutting Through the Noise – Transforming overwhelming data into actionable, realistic models.
- Truth in Tools – Ensuring risk frameworks reflect reality, not just theory.

Threat-Based Security Risk Management – A Zero Trust Evolution

Enforcing Security with Zero Trust

Join David Holmes — former Forrester analyst and one of the world’s foremost experts on Zero Trust — as he reveals a practical roadmap for enforcing multi-factor authentication and least privilege across your IAM framework.

In this high-impact session, you'll discover:

- Why traditional IAM models are no longer enough

- Where most Zero Trust strategies fall short — and how to fix it

- How to enforce MFA and least privilege without disrupting users

- Proven tactics to eliminate gaps in access control across users, apps, and data

Whether you're just starting your Zero Trust journey or refining your IAM program, this session will equip you with actionable strategies to reduce risk and boost resilience.

Make your Zero Trust model bulletproof. Start by securing identity — without compromise.

Zero Trust Without Blind Spots: Enforcing MFA and Least Privilege Across IAM

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