Privileged access management provides means to thwart attackers at multiple steps in the attack lifecycle. Kill chains are called “kill chains” based on the fact that if the sequence of steps attackers follow can be interrupted, or “killed” at any point, the ultimate attack can be prevented or mitigated. A new layer of security in organizations, focused specifically on the protection and management of identities, is a critical new requirement in efforts to stem the tide of breaches.Download this whitepaper to examine: A simplified version of a kill chain and a concrete example of how privileged access management can help stop attacks.”]