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Least Privilege Access vs. Zero Trust

What is least privilege? The principle of least privilege (PolP) is an information security model focused on restricting the number of identities with privileged access to networks, applications, data, programs, and processes to only those who require that access.

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What Is Light IGA?

Light IGA is a new category of identity governance and administration (IGA) solutions designed to address the evolving needs of modern organizations. These solutions offer a more streamlined and focused approach compared to traditional IGA platforms.

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What Is Privileged Access Management (PAM)?

Privileged access management (PAM) is an essential cybersecurity practice that helps organizations protect their sensitive data and critical infrastructure by controlling access to privileged accounts. These accounts are typically used by superusers, system administrators, developers, and other IT professionals to manage and maintain IT systems and applications, as well as end user access to them.

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What Is Zero Trust?

Zero trust is a cybersecurity concept and framework that assumes that all users, devices, and systems are potentially compromised, whether inside or outside of a local network, a cloud environment, or a combination.

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