Different Identities. Different Levels of Privilege.
Traditional PAM was built around a binary view of privilege: either an identity was privileged or it wasn't. Today's enterprise is far more dynamic. All identities—human, non-human, cloud workloads, and AI agents—operate with different levels of authority, autonomy, and risk. Rather than treating privilege as a binary designation, organizations must begin thinking of it as a spectrum.
Hear from Saviynt and Ernst & Young experts as they introduce the Privilege Spectrum and explain how privileged access must evolve to secure human, non-human, cloud, and AI identities. Learn how Zero Standing Privilege, just-in-time access, and runtime authorization work together to help organizations apply the right controls based on privilege and risk—not identity type.
In this webinar, you'll learn how to:
- Understand why privilege is shifting from a binary designation to a spectrum.
- Identify and classify privileged human, non-human, cloud, and AI identities based on their level of privilege and risk.
- Apply Zero Standing Privilege principles using just-in-time access and runtime authorization.
- Evaluate how policy-based enforcement and access gateways help validate privileged actions in real time.