In today’s world it is very crucial for organizations to manage and monitor security with access controls. I’ve noticed where user get transfer to different role in same organization and still has access to old role in addition to new role. - Create roles with least privilege access. - Review user access part of AD security groups and remove from unnecessary role access. - Use secure access with encryption and MFA - Monitor access with audit logs and setup notifications.

No mundo corporativo, frequentemente enfrentamos o dilema entre oferecer acesso rápido aos sistemas e garantir uma segurança robusta. Ambas são prioridades, mas como encontrar o equilíbrio certo? Investir em soluções que combinam tecnologia avançada e boas práticas pode ser o caminho para atender às expectativas de usuários sem comprometer a proteção de dados.

Combine something you know (password), something you have (token, smartphone), and something you are (biometrics). MFA adds a layer of security without significantly hindering access speed.

Balancing quick access and enhanced security requires leveraging modern tools like adaptive authentication, biometric login, and Single Sign-On (SSO) to ensure a seamless yet secure experience. Prioritizing a zero-trust approach and continuously assessing risks allows for maintaining strong security without compromising user efficiency.

Question: can I access the infrastructure from outside of on-premises? That's the real epicenter of this equation. If not, there is no strong whatsoever security that cannot be bridged.

A lot has gone into having quick system access and still maintaining security. However, to find a balance, we need to start with: 1. Segmenting of network (grouping): This first reduce attack surface and ensure if their is a bridge in security, the attacker does not have access to other network part. 2. Using multifactor authentication (MFA) and enabling Single sign on (SSO): This ensure advance sign in security and also reduce the number of signing in that need to be done across multiple app. 3. Using Role Base access: this is quite important as it ensure users only have access to resources they need for their role and to ensure productivity. These are few steps I believe would help achieve easy access while maintaining security

To achieve that we have to consider CIA. We may have to initially secure the devices which are using them with remote wiping in case required. MFA should be implemented for the initial access to the service and from secured device only. Tokenisation can be implemented from the secured device to the services. Singlesignon should be implemented for other services when it is used from secured device.