FUDO + Delinea: Synergy of Hybrid PAM Architecture

Dear Professionals,

We invite you to participate in the Technical Workshop: “FUDO + Delinea: Synergy of Hybrid PAM Architecture,” which will focus on a modern approach to Privileged Access Management (PAM) based on the integration of FUDO and Delinea.

At this event, we will explore practical scenarios for building a secure hybrid architecture and enhancing access control within your IT infrastructure.

Technical Workshop Audience:

• Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and Chief Information Officers (CIOs).
• Cybersecurity specialists, system administrators, and network administrators.
• Companies planning to implement PAM-class systems or already using Delinea or FUDO solutions and wishing to expand their functionality.

Technical Workshop Agenda:

1. Modern Cyber Risks: Why PAM will remain relevant for a long time to come.
2. Role Separation: Delinea as a secure vault and FUDO as an privileged session manager (PSM).
3. Hybrid Scenarios: Hybrid scenarios: The logic of system interaction in an on-premises + cloud environment.
4. Live Demo: Integration setup and real-time access demonstration.
5. Q&A: Answers to questions and analysis of practical case studies.

Why should you attend the Technical Workshop?

• Access without revealing passwords: Learn how to build an architecture where credentials are stored in the secure Delinea vault, and users access systems via FUDO without ever seeing the passwords themselves.
• Total visibility: We’ll explore how to ensure comprehensive session logging, detailed auditing, and control over the actions of both your own administrators and external contractors.
• Deployment flexibility: We’ll show you how to effectively combine local connection control (FUDO) with centralized cloud-based or on-premises password management (Delinea).
• Strengthening existing infrastructure: This workshop will be particularly useful for those who already have one of these solutions and want to maximize its effectiveness through integration.

Privileged Access Management (PAM) is more than just access control. It is centralized management, monitoring, and isolation of sessions, which allows you not only to prevent attacks but also to quickly investigate incidents