18/09 [Technical workshop] How local Administrators open doors to hackers? Cyberark EPM - a tool for local privilege protection.

You are invited to join us on 18/09 for an online Technical workshop «How local Administrators open doors to hackers? Cyberark EPM - a tool for local privilege protectio». Learn how CyberArk EPM helps protect your infrastructure from attacks that exploit local administrator privileges. We'll show you how to apply the principle of "least privilege" to control workstations, automate processes, and protect every endpoint.

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AGENDA:

• Why are local administrators a primary threat? Why local administrator accounts are a perfect target for hackers. How an attacker, after gaining access to a single computer, uses local administrator privileges to compromise the entire infrastructure.
• How EPM helps reduce the risk of a breach. The "least privilege" principle: EPM allows users to work without permanent administrator privileges while still performing all their tasks. Control and automation: How EPM automates the process of privilege elevation for specific tasks without manual intervention. Centralized approach: How a single platform for managing privileges simplifies auditing and incident response.
• CyberArk EPM solution overview. Key features: A brief overview of core capabilities, such as application launch privilege management, on-demand privilege elevation, account protection, and activity monitoring. EPM integrates with other security systems and IT infrastructure.
• Demonstration of capabilities and use cases. Live demo: how CyberArk EPM blocks attempts to launch malicious and unauthorized software. How a regular user can install an approved application that requires administrator privileges without entering a password.

Speaker:

Gregory Badin — Consultant/Engineer of Information Security (Softprom).

*The technical workshop will be held in russian.

This is for:

• IT specialists;
• Cybersecurity specialists;
• System administrators;
• SOC analysts;
• IT department managers.