Remove Risk From Privileged and Third Party Access Sessions

While phishing attacks against self-service users may be the most common threat to PeopleSoft - the compromise and corruption of privileged user credentials (internal and third party) is hands-down the most destructive.

To make matters worse, most PeopleSoft Admin and IT Teams use shared credentials, which makes understanding what happened (in the case of a security incident) that much more complicated. It's these moments when putting a face/name of a person to a specific action is of the utmost importance.

Join us as PeopleSoft Security expert, Greg Wendt discusses and demonstrates PeopleSoft Privileged Access Management (PAM) by Pathlock.