Least privilege as business protection: compliance, coverage, and continuity

Most teams do not modernize privileged access because it sounds interesting. They do it when risk becomes visible.

That moment often arrives during a SOC 2 audit, a compliance deadline, a security incident or a cyber insurance review. Someone asks who had access to production systems, when they used it and why. Standing privilege quickly becomes difficult to defend.

In this on-demand session with Glenn Chisholm (Obsidian & SYN Ventures), Greg Danyi (P0 Security) and Kelsey Brazill (P0 Security), we look at what those trigger events are actually asking organizations to prove and why privileged access management has become a central control area for modern production environments.

You’ll see where legacy PAM approaches struggle in cloud and hybrid infrastructure and what a modern model looks like in practice. The session walks through replacing persistent privilege with just-enough and just-in-time access tied directly to accountable end users and session-level activity.

Greg gives you a SOC 2 walkthrough, showing the production access evidence teams can generate directly from the P0 console to satisfy common audit and compliance requirements.

What you’ll learn

• Why standing access increases production and compliance risk
• What audits, insurance reviews and incident investigations are really asking organizations to prove
• Where traditional PAM approaches fall short in modern infrastructure
• How just-enough and just-in-time access works across production systems
• What accountable user attribution and session logging look like in practice
• How to generate SOC 2 access evidence directly from production activity

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