For years, Slumberland supported its retail IT needs by buying servers loaded with the biggest drives available. In 2003 the retail information system reached its end of life and the company’s IT team decided it was time for a storage area network (SAN).

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It’s the single most overlooked gap in enterprise security. Either you don’t know about it, you don’t know what to do about it or you think there is no solution short of magic. Unless you’ve been living in a cave or you’re completely irresponsible, you’ve got security for your logical systems, applications and databases. You’ve got more security for your physical locations. And, if you’re diligent in regulatory compliance, you’ve got environmental health and safety covered too. Congratulations…maybe.

Over the past several years enterprise IT organizations have been forced to publicly acknowledge an unsettling truth: Risk associated with insider threats far exceeds that of outsider threats. These insider threats affect organizations at many levels, serving to erode consumer trust and increase corporate costs exponentially. While identity and access management (IAM) solutions typically serve as the foundation for access control and audit, insider threat remains a critical obstacle within the IT enterprise. IDC believes that a significant portion of the insider threat problem can be alleviated by applying a specialized subset of IAM technologies, a privileged identity management (PIM) platform.