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It takes a village to develop ThycoticCentrify’s industry-leading Privileged Access Management solutions. I spoke with Richard Wang, Senior Director of Product Management at ThycoticCentrify to discuss what it’s like to lead the product team, how we develop our product roadmap, and advice for those starting and continuing along their PAM journey. Sara: Hi Richard, thank…
No enterprise is alike in the way they organize privileged users or choose to connect IT systems. The latest release of Privilege Manager provides greater flexibility and choice by supporting diverse models for computer management and identity federation. For organizations that manage a variety of privileged users, business units, and connected technologies, Privilege Manager now…
DevOps is a world of machines. To access systems and data, secrets are exchanged between all types of machines, including databases and applications for software and infrastructure deployment, testing, orchestration, configuration, and Robotic Process Automation (RPA). The speed and scale of DevOps requires secrets to be created instantly, tracked incessantly, and eliminated when no longer…
It’s easy for a service account to get “lost.” It happens when an original account owner leaves and neglects to pass on vital information about its purpose. Or when the system tied to the service account is no longer needed. Or, when a service account is set up for temporary purposes, like software installation or…
It takes a village to develop ThycoticCentrify’s industry-leading Privileged Access Management solutions. I spoke with Dan Ritch, Senior Product Manager at ThycoticCentrify to discuss what it’s like to be a Product Manager at ThycoticCentrify and get his take on PAM for the cloud and how to drive adoption. What is your role at ThycoticCentrify? My…
There's a significant challenge facing organizations of all sizes today. They must find and retain IT staff with yesterday's IT expertise while also becoming subject matter experts (SMEs) on tomorrow's technology. The increasing trend is for organizations of all sizes to shift some or all of their IT staff to an outsourced provider. These teams,…
The transition to cloud computing revolutionizes information technology and the delivery, management, and securing of data. Organizations are rapidly adopting cloud computing, but the evolution is ongoing, with many organizations keeping their mission-critical applications on site. There is one common concern in all organizations: security While migration to the cloud may be a cost-effective option,…
Transitioning to the cloud is one of the most significant technology shifts your company will face. Last year, over 80% of organizations operating in the cloud experienced at least one compromised account each month, stemming from external actors, malicious insiders, or unintentional mistakes. The specifics of cloud security activities may vary depending on your cloud…
The concept of working remotely, or granting remote access, isn’t anything new for most IT professionals. Most organizations have embraced a remote workforce, be it their own employees, contractors, consumers, business partners, and managed service providers. What does “working remotely” mean today? For IT professionals, remote access had been thought of as performing your job…
A quiet proliferation of web applications and infrastructure with web-based interfaces is taking place throughout your organization. Known as “Shadow IT,” many web applications and platforms are often licensed by business, financial, and technical users, independent of central IT management. Sometimes these groups even build their own technology solutions. Security and operations folks who are tasked…
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