IDENTITY ASSESSMENT
Privileged Access Management (PAM) Maturity Assessment
Find out the maturity level of your identity security
Take this one-minute assessment and get some insights on strengths and potential gaps in your cloud PAM program.
Privileged access is a primary attack vector and the attack surface is expansive and dynamic, thanks to an explosion of cloud use and an increasing reliance on SaaS Resources. Workloads scale up and down with great speed and frequency.
Traditional access controls were built for static, on premises infrastructure, and are designed to scan for privilege at fixed intervals, leaving gaps that can be exploited. This is why the future of privileged access management needs to be cloud-native.
Is your PAM program ready to take on these challenges? Take this one-minute assessment and get some insights on strengths and potential gaps in your cloud PAM program.
This deals with the class of tools you are using to support your PAM program. If you are somewhere in the middle, this suggests that your PAM maturity is being hampered by insufficient tooling and automation to support ongoing governance and risk reduction. The closer you are to the outer edge of the hexagon, the better you are enabled to adopt mature controls, such as just-in-time and just-enough access. One thing you may want to ask yourself is how easily can your team implement advanced features to all cloud platforms, applications and infrastructure.