PAM in Modern Threat Landscapes
Whitepapers
Privileged Access Management (PAM) was the shining white knight of cybersecurity - the concept of separating privileged accounts from regular accounts reduces attack surface areas and contains damage from stolen credentials.
But attackers are innovators too and instead of stealing credentials, they're stealing sessions or waiting until the user jumps through the hoops.
This white paper explores where PAM has served us well and how attackers have adapted to work around it now:
- The evolution of PAM
- The innovation of attackers
- Consequences and risks of PAM limitations
- What to do next
By understanding PAM - both where it works and where it fails - we can honestly evaluate how to make our systems better and more secure.
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