Organizations with resource and budgetary constraints still need to invest in security. Master approaches for implementing the principle of least privilege, including zero-trust and zero standing, in your environment without the complexity and cost of enterprise solutions. This webinar focuses on a simplified zero trust framework, prioritized implementation steps, and cost-effective technology options for organizations on a budget in the Mythos AI era. Hear from experts about how to adopt zero trust with limited resources and funding, while significantly improving security posture.
Organizations with resource and budgetary constraints still need to invest in security. Master approaches for implementing the principle of least privilege, including zero-trust and zero standing, in your environment without the complexity and cost of enterprise solutions. This webinar focuses on a simplified zero trust framework, prioritized implementation steps, and cost-effective technology options for organizations on a budget in the Mythos AI era. Hear from experts about how to adopt zero trust with limited resources and funding, while significantly improving security posture.
Who should attend this webinar?
CISOs and Executive Leadership
CTOs
CIOs
Directors of Information Security
Directors of Security & Risk
Directors of Security Operations
Identity and Access Management Teams
PAM and IAM Teams
IT Security Professionals
IT Operations: Systems Administrators, Infrastructure Management, etc.
PAM Experts
Developers
What will I learn?
How to uncover AI agents already using employee access
Why non-human identities need dedicated controls and ownership
Where MFA falls short, and where just-in-time access helps
How to prioritize identity improvements by risk
Get answers to these important questions:
How many AI agents are already running without your security team knowing?
Are service accounts, API keys, and tokens creating hidden access gaps?
Are shared identities giving AI agents more access than they need?
Can you revoke an agent’s access without disrupting other systems?