What’s New with Fastpath Application Access Governance Solutions for 2026?
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Securing business applications and enforcing strong access governance has never been more critical. The good news: Fastpath (now part of Delinea) solutions are evolving to meet these growing challenges.
Join us on November 13th at 1-2 PM ET for a forward-looking discussion and live demos of powerful new Fastpath features that streamline and strengthen your application access governance strategy for 2026 and beyond. This webinar dives into emerging trends and innovations that will help your organization manage access risk and automate internal controls to enhance your security posture.
Fastpath has long enabled organizations to automate compliance, manage access risk, and protect sensitive data across their application environments. Now, our aim secures identities across every interaction—mitigating internal and external threats alike.
Learn how the combined power of Fastpath and Delinea can help your organization strengthen its security posture and prepare for the future of identity and access management.
Who should attend this webinar?
- CISOs and Executive Leadership
- Directors of Information Security
- Directors of Security Operations
- Compliance and Audit Teams
- Risk Management Professionals
- IT Security Professionals
- PAM and IAM Teams
What will I learn?
- Experience demos of the latest Fastpath capabilities designed to address evolving application access risks.
- How automating internal controls helps companies streamline workflows and mitigate insider threats.
- Emerging trends for 2026, including the need to certify access organization-wide.
- How Fastpath and Delinea solutions together enable identity-centric protection across enterprise environments.
Get answers to these important questions:
- What best practices can help organizations manage cross-application access governance at scale?
- How does automation reduce the complexity of governance and audit readiness?
- What’s next for Fastpath and Delinea as identity-based threats evolve?
What will I get from this webinar:
- A recording of the session
- Access to presentation slides
- Supplemental Delinea assets
MEET THE PRESENTERS
Frank is Chief Security Scientist at Delinea. He has over three decades of experience as an auditor and security professional, along with corporate IT executive management. Frank holds Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) and Certified Information System Auditor (CISA) designations, and passed the CISSP exam in 2001. He is a frequent speaker at audit (IIA), IT audit (ISACA), software publishers, security, and user group events.
Mike has over 17 years of experience in software development and design. In his role Mike works extensively with customers and audit partners to enhance customer satisfaction and help define the product roadmap. Mike has been a featured presenter at several ERP and audit conferences on topics including audit and application security.
As a current Microsoft MVP in Business Applications, Alex is a developer and subject matter expert in Microsoft business application security. He currently works for Delinea as a Principal Software Development Engineer, developing solutions to help with security, audit, and compliance reporting. He presents sessions and webinars surrounding security, software development, and administration best practices in the Microsoft business application space. Additionally, he writes frequently in an educational blog for Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations.
Nate Boettcher currently serves as the Senior Vice President of Engineering at Delinea since April 2024. Previously, Nate held various leadership roles at Fastpath Solutions, LLC from July 2011 to April 2024, including Chief Technology Officer and Senior Vice President of Software Engineering, where responsibilities involved overseeing a core platform engineering team and managing the development of the Fastpath Assure cloud platform. Nate's technical background includes software development, system implementation, and project management.
