In this video, StrongDM CEO Tim Prendergast explains how StrongDM's fine-grained access controls are tailored to user-specific needs and dynamically adjusted in real-time, ensuring security and compliance are continuously maintained.
Evolution of Zero Trust PAM is a huge piece of leverage as we enter the market because it brings the promises that PAM always had made decades ago as having identity control point in the middle of your infrastructure, in the middle of your most privileged actions to reality for a lot of organizations, because they think in terms of policy like, can Tim access this database if he's overseas and not on a corporate laptop?
There's just no way to do that in a legacy PAM in that world.
However, in the StrongDM world, it's just day-to-day business where you can have fine grained policy that says this is specifically what Tim can do.
Should he not be in the corporate office or not on a corporate laptop, but we have any questions about his identity or what authorization level he should have.
We can challenge him to prove more of who he is and what he should be allowed to do.
We can even send it off to his peer group to say, do you think Tim should be doing this kind of action?
And upon resolving all that kind of context, we can then make permit or deny decisions at wire speed.
And that gives such a huge amount of security leverage to organizations out there that they never had because it's taken the idea of do you get access or not?
There's a binary decision and made it. Now.
Can somebody take this action based on everything we know about them right now and moving to a place where you continuously evaluate, is this the right thing for them to do?
Is it an amount of risk that business can accept?
And do we know enough about who's representing themselves as tend to prove that it actually is?
