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Inside IT Security & Privileged Users Management

Eric Gaudin

Overseeing privileged access to your vital infrastructure, Product Marketing, WALLIX

Recent Posts

Cybersecurity Simplified: Security is Nothing Without Control

[fa icon="calendar'] Jul 10, 2018 11:52:26 AM / by Eric Gaudin posted in Preventing Insider Threat, Controlling Third Party Access

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When talking about Privileged Access Management, it’s important to focus on the real objective: to ensure that only the right person can access the right system at any given time. A password vault can easily handle that, but you really need more. It’s far more important to ensure that when someone accesses a target, this person does only what they are supposed to do, and nothing more.

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Will you survive your next security audit?

[fa icon="calendar'] Apr 3, 2018 2:04:03 PM / by Eric Gaudin posted in Preventing Insider Threat, Optimizing Cyber-Insurance

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A security audit is something that every single company with an internet connection, and that handles customer/individual data should be concerned with. Without elaborating more than necessary, recent regulations makes it, if not mandatory, at least strongly recommended to audit your IT security to ensure compliance.

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WAB is dead, long live the Bastion 6.0

[fa icon="calendar'] Feb 8, 2018 2:27:54 PM / by Eric Gaudin posted in WALLIX Products

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New year, new version for the long-awaited version: the Bastion 6.0.

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Understanding the Uber hack with Privileged Access Management (PAM)

[fa icon="calendar'] Nov 29, 2017 4:08:56 PM / by Eric Gaudin posted in Mitigating External Attacks

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  • The data of 57 million users has been stolen from Uber.
  • Malicious intruders managed to gain access to a GitHub private coding site used by some Uber software engineers, find AWS credentials, and use them to steal private data.
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SSH agent-forwarding: going barefoot (socket-less)

[fa icon="calendar'] Nov 24, 2017 11:28:50 AM / by Eric Gaudin posted in Optimizing Cyber-Insurance

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Would you really wear sockets with flip flops to walk on a nice sandy beach? The same thing goes with SSH agent-forwarding: using a socket can sometimes be inappropriate.

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