Best Practices For Stopping Theft and Abuse of Employee Credentials

The theft and use of stolen passwords is a common attack for adversaries, mostly because passwords are the weakest link in security. Plus, stealing credentials is much faster, cheaper and easier than having to find and exploit a vulnerability in a system. Once done, an adversary can bypass the entire attack lifecycle – impersonating a valid user – and move freely through the network. With inside access, an attacker can quickly move laterally to set up a broader footprint, compromise additional systems and steal other credentials along the way. In our new webcast, Best Practices for Stopping Theft and Abuse of Employee Credentials, our experts will: *Outline the common techniques attackers use *Provide best practices to prevent further credential attacks *Showcase Palo Alto Networks features you can enable now to protect your organization Get your questions answered, and learn how to stop credential theft and abuse in your organization today.