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StrongDM Zero Trust Policies: Granular Authorization to Privileged Resources (Access and Actions)

In this video, we’ll show how StrongDM policies allow for granular authorization of privileged resources. And not just for access, but for actions as well. In this particular instance, we’ll show a PostgreSQL database with PII so sensitive that we need to restrict access by location, require justification for access, and mandate MFA for specific actions.

Strong Policy Engine: Makes Zero Trust Implementation a Reality

Context-based policies enable organizations to quickly adapt to changing business environments and emerging security threats by considering the device posture, geo-location, and more to dynamically adjust controls and maintain optimal security. 🔒 Implement Zero Trust security through continuous authorization with Context-Based Policies that enable you to... 1) Make dynamic access decisions in StrongDM based on contextual elements like location and device trust. 2) Enforce fine-grained access

Zero Trust Access with Zero Waiting, Zero Pain, and Zero Compromises

MFA for Database Actions (With Zero Trust Action Policies)

Watch as John Martinez adds MFA to Database Actions and explains the benefits.

What is Zero Trust PAM?

StrongDM CEO Tim Prendergast explains the concept of Zero Trust Privileged Access Management (PAM) and provides the core principles of Zero Trust, emphasizing the importance of never implicitly trusting any user or device and always verifying every user action with fine-grained access control.