All enterprises rely on SSH for routine administrative tasks by systems administrators, as well as for secure machine-to-machine automation of critical business functions. However, SSH keys are often left untracked, unmanaged, and unmonitored. With no expiration and a lack of lifecycle management, enterprises can wind up with millions of SSH keys that leave organisations with a broad attack surface for insider threats and cybercriminals. Hear the common mistakes that almost all organisations make around security, policy, and auditing practices for SSH keys. Then learn a 4-step approach that takes SSH keys from a security liability to a security asset.Learning Outcomes:Understand how cybercriminals are exploiting SSH keys to gain unauthorised privileged access.Learn how SSH keys provide the ideal mechanism for cyber criminals to pivot through your environment, and how to control it.Discover why Privileged Access Management solutions don’t protect against SSH key risks.Recognise the common pitfalls in SSH key management, made by nearly every organisation.Comprehend how to develop a plan to incorporate best practices into SSH key management.