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Centrify DirectAuthorize for UNIX and Linux

11 April,19 at 11:49 AM

Than Chariya and Kayne McGladrey from Centrify Professional Services discuss the challenges and benefits associated with centrally managing user privileges on UNIX and Linux. We also discuss the creation and management of Roles and Rights and migrating away from legacy technologies like sudo. Finally, we also discuss achieving regulatory compliance by auditing the use of privileged commands.

 

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