Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Examines why traditional PAM models focused on administrator accounts no longer address modern identity risks
- Covers five categories of identity security blind spots, including non-human identity sprawl and cloud shadow access
- Distinguishes between AI agents, workload identities, and traditional technical accounts
- Designed for CISOs, IAM and PAM leaders, and security architects at medium to large enterprises
- Sponsored by BeyondTrust
The Expanding Scope of Privileged Access
“The New PAM: It’s Not Your Admin Anymore” is a 60-minute live webinar addressing how Privileged Access Management must evolve beyond its traditional focus on administrator accounts. The session examines the security challenges created by non-human identities (service accounts, API tokens, CI/CD bots, OAuth credentials, and AI agents) which now frequently outnumber human users in enterprise environments.
Identity Security Blind Spots
The webinar identifies five categories of identity security blind spots that attackers commonly exploit:
- Non-human identity sprawl
- Human identity failures
- Cloud and shadow access
- Detection and governance gaps
- Lack of integration between identity providers and PAM systems
Presenters will explain the risks of treating all non-human identities uniformly and why AI agents require different controls than traditional service accounts or workload identities.
Practical Remediation Guidance
The session provides practical steps for identifying and remediating identity vulnerabilities, with particular attention to over-privileged accounts, orphaned credentials, and shadow SaaS access. Attendees will learn how modern PAM strategies must protect administrators, business-privileged users, workloads, and autonomous agents.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is intended for CISOs, IAM and PAM leaders, security architects, and IT security professionals responsible for privileged access across human, machine, and AI agent identities. The content is particularly relevant for security teams at regulated or technology-driven organisations managing complex identity environments.