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Do you really know who has access to your sensitive data? Let's unravel the veil of cybersecurity, highlighting a ransomware incident that cost Caesar's and MGM a staggering $15 million. Tune in as we explore CISSP domain 7.4 and the critical need-to-know principle that insists on access to sensitive data only for those who genuinely need it. We'll also touch on the invaluable resources available on CISSP Cyber Training that can aid in your exam preparation.

In this fascinating dialogue, we venture into the world of zero trust architecture, least privilege principles, and identity and access management. We reveal how these strategies can fortify your company's network. We'll also discuss GRC, an essential part of SAP that assists in managing user access and the division of duties. We walk you through the financial industry's use of instant approval for high-level transactions and the concept of just-in-time privileges.

Ever wondered about the risks of granting too much privilege? We'll break it down for you. We'll also shed light on the role of a managed service provider during a security incident and the importance of using pre-set, securely stored credentials. Learn about situations where temporary privilege elevation becomes vital, such as software patch installation, data migration, and compliance auditing. And let's not forget about time-bound access, multi-factor authentication, and separation of duties. So, strap in and prepare to arm yourself with vital cybersecurity knowledge.

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CCT 078: Security Operations Concepts of Need to Know, Least Privilege, Separation of Duties and More! (CISSP Training D7.4)