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Performing a Service Account Review to Reduce Cyber Risk

Regularly reviewing user access rights is crucial, but don’t overlook service accounts, which also require monitoring due to their elevated privileges and potential vulnerabilities. Learn best practices for reviewing these accounts in our webinar.

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It could be that you regularly perform periodic reviews of your user access rights. But do you know who has access to your service accounts?

The value of periodic reviews of access rights is well established. Whether used to demonstrate compliance or identify risk, you know that doing them is crucial to your security policies.

But have you considered applying the same approach to your service accounts? They often fly under the radar, but they are equally as important.

With elevated privileges, these accounts are authorized to perform several sensitive operations within a company’s systems and applications. It is essential to know exactly who is accessing them, the context in which they are used and their potential vulnerabilities.

Watch this webinar to learn about:

  • The underlying issues associated with non-human accounts
  • The best practices to implement and execute these reviews with precision
  • How to improve your security posture by monitoring and reviewing technical accounts

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Khadija El Afrit
Sr. Technical Enablement Specialist
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A person with long dark hair and glasses is pictured against a blurred background with warm lights. There is a blue outline around the right side of their head and shoulders.
Khadija El Afrit
Sr. Technical Enablement Specialist

As a cybersecurity senior consultant, Khadiga El Afrit contributes to IAM, IAG and Data Protection projects for major corporations & institutions. She especially focuses on understanding their business & organizational context, in order to help them choose the solutions that are most suited to them.

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