As AI transforms digital ecosystems, identity security is becoming both more critical and more complex. Organizations face growing complexity, rising identity threats, and increasing demands for stronger identity and access management strategies.To better understand these challenges, we surveyed cybersecurity leaders to explore how identity impacts their organizations, the obstacles they face, and their future priorities. Our research also highlights the transformative role of AI in identity security, uncovering innovations that are mitigating risks, strengthening protections, and shaping the future of the field.
In this webinar, join Delinea’s Chief Security Scientists, Joseph Carson and Frank Vukovits, alongside guest panelist Phil Redfern, Director of Security Engineering at the University of Nebraska System, as they share actionable insights from our latest research on the future of identity security. They also will unpack key findings from the report, provide expert insights, and offer actionable recommendations to strengthen your organization’s identity security approach.
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Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the biggest identity security challenges facing organizations today, and the key trends in identity management, vendor consolidation, and AI-driven security. We also will share practical recommendations for building a stronger identity security strategy.
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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.
Phil is Director, Security Engineering at University of Nebraska System. He brings 17 years of IT experience in higher education. Throughout his career, Phil has led numerous enterprise IT projects to integrate risk-based cybersecurity across university-wide services and initiatives. At the University of Nebraska, Phil is responsible for various security domains, including architecture, networks, platforms, applications, and identities.