Orphaned Accounts & * Permissions: A Cloud Security Horror Story

Your Greatest Risks Aren’t What You Think

Is there anything more frightening than the security risks that are lurking in your cloud? Unknown privileges, orphaned accounts, permission paths to your data…

Everyone enjoys a good scare, but there’s nothing more frightening than the risks that are lurking in your cloud! Effective permission chaining, orphaned accounts, unrestricted data movement, platform misconfigurations; these issues and more are still plaguing companies despite countless examples of security incidents that should have been a wake up call to us all.

Even the most advanced companies are struggling with basic security risk in the cloud. Some don’t know where the problems lie, and others don’t have the right tools to remediate new security and compliance risks. Approaches from the on-prem world, like traditional IAM, don’t cut it anymore. Teams need new methods for managing data, identity and cloud platform risks.

Join Eric Kedrosky, CISO and Director of Cloud Research at Sonrai Security and Nathan Schmidt, Principal Security Architect at Sonrai Security for this haunting exploration of the “Tales from the Field”, an event focused on the first hand account of security risks that have bedeviled companies in the public cloud.

Attendees will learn:

How the complexity of the cloud created new security risks that we’re failing to address

Examples of recent cloud data breaches & the causes that might be hiding in your cloud

The best practices teams can adopt to avoid identity, data and platform risks and put these ghouls to rest, once and for all

Sonrai Security Releases Industry-First Risk Insights Engine 👉

Interactive Product Tour

Orphaned Accounts & * Permissions: A Cloud Security Horror Story

Your Greatest Risks Aren’t What You Think

Sonrai Security Releases Industry-First Risk Insights Engine 👉

Interactive Product Tour

Orphaned Accounts & * Permissions: A Cloud Security Horror Story

Your Greatest Risks Aren’t What You Think

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