Managing the privileged

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Trusted and high-level customer staff may be offered privileged network access and this may not be well managed or monitored

A small group of employees in any organisation will have the ability to wreak havoc on IT infrastructure and the business it is there to serve – they are the privileged users that manage it. Gra...

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