Beyond Authentication: Using Centrify DirectAuthorize for Fine-Grained Access Control and Privilege Management on UNIX & Linux
| November 19, 2008 10:00 am Pacific (View the Europe Webinar) |
Centralizing the authentication of UNIX and Linux systems is a necessary first step to securing your cross-platform environment. However, it's not sufficient to verify who is logging in. You also need to define, based on their job role, how these users log in, when, and what they can do.
It's a complex task to establish the required global view of individual accountability in cross-platform environments. Locally managing access controls, authentication and authorization is burdensome, unscalable and ultimately inadequate to meet the requirements of PCI, SOX and other compliance audits. What's the best approach to this challenge?
Join this event to learn why setting access controls and authorizations centrally from Active Directory accounts is a simple, cost-effective, and highly reliable method of addressing IT security best practices and regulatory compliance.
Perry Carpenter, Gartner Analyst will explain:
- What to consider when choosing a solution designed to manage access controls and authorizations within UNIX and Linux environments.
- The importance of tightening the traditionally lax controls over root accounts, service accounts and privileged commands.
- The benefits of centrally managing access controls and authorizations leveraging the user identities already stored in Active Directory.
David McNeely, Centrify Director of Product Management will cover:
- Centrify DirectAuthorize's ability to provide centralized, role-based access control and privilege management for fine-grained user access on UNIX, Linux and Mac systems.
- How DirectAuthorize enables you to grant users the right to execute commands with elevated privileges, eliminating the need for access to root accounts and passwords.
- DirectAuthorize's unique Restricted Environment feature, which lets you limit users to a specific "whitelist" of approved commands.
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