Eliminating Excessive Permissions


Excessive permissions are the #1 threat to workloads hosted on the public cloud. As organizations migrate their computing resources to public cloud environments, they lose visibility and control over their assets. In order to accelerate the speed of business, extensive permissions are frequently granted to users who shouldn’t have them, which creates a major security risk should any of these users ever become compromised by hackers.

Watch the video below to learn more about the importance of eliminating excessive permissions.

Read “The Trust Factor: Cybersecurity’s Role in Sustaining Business Momentum” to learn more.

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Eyal Arazi

Eyal is a Product Marketing Manager in Radware’s security group, responsible for the company’s line of cloud security products, including Cloud WAF, Cloud DDoS, and Cloud Workload Protection Service. Eyal has extensive background in security, having served in the Israel Defense Force (IDF) at an elite technological unit. Prior to joining Radware, Eyal worked in Product Management and Marketing roles at a number of companies in the enterprise computing and security space, both on the small scale startup side, as well as large-scale corporate end, affording him a wide view of the industry. Eyal holds a BA in Management from the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya and a MBA from the UCLA Anderson School of Management.

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