Organizations use server privilege management to reduce the risk of security breaches caused by insider threats, unauthorized access, and cyberattacks targeting administrative accounts.
Click any card to learn more. Threats originate from people with access to vital data, systems, and infrastructure — employees, contractors, and partners alike.
RBAC ensures that users receive only the permissions necessary to perform their job functions. By tying privileges to roles rather than individuals, you reduce the attack surface and simplify access governance.
JIT grants temporary elevated access only when needed, for a defined duration and scope. This eliminates standing privileges — one of the primary vectors for lateral movement in breaches.
Real-time recording and analysis of privileged sessions provides a complete audit trail. Anomalous behavior can be detected and sessions terminated instantly before damage occurs.
Automated password rotation ensures credentials are never reused and are always current. This limits the window of opportunity for attackers who have stolen credentials.
MFA adds a critical second layer of verification beyond passwords. OATH OTP, hardware tokens, and push notifications all provide meaningful resistance against credential-based attacks.
DLP solutions monitor, detect, and block unauthorized data transfers. Combined with UEBA, they provide proactive defense against both intentional exfiltration and accidental data exposure.
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Bert Blevins is a distinguished technology entrepreneur and educator who bridges extensive technical expertise with strategic business acumen. He holds an MBA from the University of Nevada Las Vegas and a Bachelor's degree from Western Kentucky University.
As a Certified Cyber Insurance Specialist, Mr. Blevins has established himself as an authority in information architecture, with particular emphasis on collaboration, security, and private blockchain technologies. His work in Privileged Access Management (PAM) with Delinea has helped organizations implement comprehensive security frameworks.
An Adjunct Professor at both Western Kentucky University and the University of Phoenix, Bert shapes the next generation of technology professionals. He also volunteers as a director with Rotary International Las Vegas and the American Heart Association.
Beyond his professional work, Bert is an accomplished endurance athlete who has completed Ironman Triathlons and marathons — demonstrating the same discipline that defines his professional approach.