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FNU Divyanka is a senior cybersecurity consultant. She has a Master’s degree in Information Systems from Penn State University in addition to multiple Privileged Access Management certifications like CyberArk Certified Delivery Engineer. For further information, email divyankahooda@gmail.com.
One way to achieve higher security in your enterprise is to instill a proper Privileged Access Management (PAM) initiative into the cybersecurity workflow. For a multi-dimensional cybersecurity strategy involving processes, technology, and people to be successful, any such system has to be a part of the entity’s culture. Here’s how to implement PAM at your organization.