As transformative AI technologies like ChatGPT continue to advance, they present immense opportunities but also significant risks if misused. How can you harness the potential of AI while protecting your business? This is where privileged access management (PAM) solutions like Kron PAM can play a vital role.
The increasing number of cyber threats and strict regulations have made sensitive data protection and privileged access management top priorities for large organizations. Multitenancy is one feature that effectively addresses these needs, and Kron PAM's multitenancy capability makes it distinct for large organizations.
A strong privileged access management (PAM) system is vital for organizations to protect their sensitive assets and data in the ever-evolving digital landscape of today. Recognizing this need, Kron PAM seamlessly integrates with Microsoft Entra ID (formerly known as Azure Active Directory), presenting a holistic solution that transforms how organizations tackle identity management and access security.
In this comprehensive blog post, we embark on a journey through the realm of PAM deployment, unraveling the intricacies of on-premise and Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions. We'll delve into the distinctive characteristics, benefits, and potential challenges associated with each deployment model, empowering you to navigate the PAM landscape with confidence.
In response to increasing geopolitical tensions and cyber threats, the UK government introduced the Telecommunications Security Act (TSA) as an effort to improve national telecommunications security. TSA was formulated to protect critical infrastructures and highlights the critical importance of Privileged Access Management (PAM) in mitigating potential threats. This blog article examines the intricacies of the TSA, analyzes its consequences, and offers recommendations for ensuring compliance.