Illuminating Identity Risk Blindspots: Eliminating the Top Vectors for Attacks

CISO Dinner

November 21, 2022 - London, England

Visionaries

Mark Jaffe Illusive Networks
Mark Jaffe

VP of Business Development and Strategy

Illusive Networks

Dinner

Mark is a seasoned software startup executive who’s created over $750M in returns for startup shareholders. Mark co-founded and led Prelert as CEO to become the leading 3rd-party Splunk App for AI-based behavioral analytics. Prior to Prelert’s acquisition by Elastic, Mark negotiated game-changing product partnerships with companies such as Google, Splunk, CA, Blue Coat, and NetApp. Prior to his CEO roles at Allure Security and Prelert, he led sales teams at OnLink, where he grew revenues from 0 to $20M in under 2 years leading into to the acquisition of OnLink by Siebel Systems, and at McAfee where he was responsible for leading the sales organization of a $100M+ network security product line after the successful acquisition of Securify. Mark has also provided strategy and business development consulting for, and in some cases acted as a board member, for security analytics, data privacy, digital identity and data integration companies.

November 21, 2022

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All times United Kingdom Time

6:00 PM-9:30 PM

Illuminating Identity Risk Blindspots: Eliminating the Top Vectors for Attacks

Identity is now the number one attack vector – vulnerable identities are present in every organization. Identity risks are like a residue that remains after the course of normal IT operations. Vulnerable identities persist because of gaps between IT and security teams, and because of gaps within existing identity solutions, such as Privileged Access Management (PAM). Unmanaged and misconfigured identities, such as service accounts and Shadow Admins, make it trivial for attackers to find and then exploit exposed identities. Identity Risk Management proactively identifies and removes these vulnerable credentials and connections, preventing attackers from gaining privileged access. Research from Illusive shows: -1 in 6 enterprise endpoints has exploitable identity risks -87% of local admins are not enrolled in a privileged account management (PAM) solution -Every organization lacks visibility into vulnerable “shadow admins” -More than 1 in 10 endpoints has cached credentials from privileged accounts—the digital equivalent of leaving your password on a sticky note

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