Identity Management for a Dynamic Workforce: Zero Trust Versus Risk-Based Security

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User working patterns have completely turned upside down within the last six months. Recently, most organisations have adopted remote working, collaboration tools, cloud storage and applications into their critical business processes.

Let’s address the elephant in the room: how can businesses securely facilitate access to these applications, data stores, devices and tools?

In this webinar, a panel of security experts will discuss Zero Trust versus risk-based security strategies, analysing the benefits and limitations of both approaches.

Learn how to:

  • Leverage identity management principals in new, intelligent, user friendly and innovative ways
  • Achieve the right balance between user experience and risk mitigation
  • Use identity to secure and protect your digital assets

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Michael Hill

Former Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

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Ian Jennings

Managing Director, BlueFort Security

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Ed Moyle

General Manager and Chief Content Officer, Prelude Institute

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Russel Ridgley

CTO UK & IRE, RSA Security

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