How Unified IGA and PAM Can Protect Organizations from Ransomware and Other Identity-Based Threats
Siloed identity tools and legacy complexity are the enemies of a modern identity program. There is a growing interest in tool convergence – specifically IGA and PAM convergence. The promise of simplicity, efficiency, improved security, and enhanced governance is appealing and can help protect identities from deepfakes and other AI-based threats. But not all converged solutions are built the same.
In this webinar, Saviynt identity experts will share their experience in helping the world’s largest and most complex organizations modernize their identity programs and define what true PAM and IGA convergence looks like. You’ll gain insights into how to effectively unify governance and privilege organizations to achieve:
- True Risk Reduction: Remove privileged accounts to minimize vulnerabilities.
- Real Risk Mitigation: Implement just-in-time and just-enough privilege provisioning.
- Greater Business Efficiency: Reduce the number of tools your team needs to learn, manage, and secure.
- Combating AI-Based Threats: Enhance your defenses against deepfakes and other AI-driven attacks by integrating IGA and PAM.
Speakers
Chris Herrin is the Director of Product Management at Saviynt. He has spent the last decade in Identity and PAM, and is focused on exploring innovative new ways to help organizations solve problems. Chris lives in Atlanta, with his wife Liz, two children Lily and Luke, and two corgis, Leia and Luna. He graduated from the University of Georgia – in his free time, he spends most of his time with his kids, exploring trails or playing sports.
Dennis Shea is a Sr. Client Advisor at Saviynt focusing on Privileged Access Management. He has worked for the past 15 years helping companies evolve their PAM programs, including Just in Time PAM more recently. He has also worked at companies like Computer Associates and CyberArk and across key industries like Energy, Banking, Healthcare, and Insurance.
Adrian is an outspoken researcher that doesn’t shy away from uncomfortable truths. He loves to write about the security industry, tell stories, and still sees the glass as half full.
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