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Date: Tuesday, October 17, 2003 Time: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Location: Virtual Contact: Bill Sieglein, CISO Executive Network,&nbsp;<a href="mailto:bill@cisoexecnet.com">bill@cisoexecnet.com</a>

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We have lived with the password as one of our weakest links in our security programs. MFA was invented to shore up this weakness and now adversaries are bypassing it too. Do you have a “password-less” strategy as part of your identity program?

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Join your peers as we discuss eliminating the password.

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For the 15 years we’ve been in operations, CISOExecNet has included some aspect of Identity and Access Control in its annual agenda. Over that time, Identity has become an even more essential control in our security portfolio. Attack methods often rely upon hijacked credentials and elevated permissions. Many of the security solutions in the identity space are focused on detecting and stopping those attacks. Zero-Trust Architectures are also highly dependent on strong IAM controls. In this series, we will explore the latest strategies and solutions for implementing an Identity-First security architecture.

Topics likely to be part of this discussion include:

• Role of Identity in Zero Trust • Strong Authentication Methods • Moving Away From Passwords • Continuous Authentication • Identity Governance and Managing the Overall Identity Lifecycle • MFA Utility and MFA-Next • Privileged Identity Definition • Least Privilege • Consumer/Customer IAM (CIAM) • Legacy, Cloud, and Mobile IAM • Creating Human “Firewalls”

2023 CISOEXECNET Breakfast Roundtable – Identity First Security Strategies

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