Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Omer Grossman, Chief Trust Officer at CyberArk, discusses the evolving landscape of identity security, noting the global shift from traditional perimeter-based defenses to a comprehensive zero-trust framework. He emphasises the importance of maintaining strong cyber hygiene, applying least privilege principles, and managing the full lifecycle of digital identities to reduce risk.
Grossman also highlights the growing influence of AI agents in enterprise environments, stressing the need for equally advanced and adaptive security measures to protect against emerging threats. He acknowledges that implementing effective identity management systems remains challenging, pointing to change management and sustained investment as critical factors for long-term success.
Praising Australia’s 2030 cybersecurity initiative, Grossman described it as a model for national resilience and collaboration. However, he also warned of a rising wave of cyber espionage and disruptive activities originating from nation states, underscoring the urgency for governments and organisations to strengthen strategic cybersecurity capabilities.
Further reading: Omer’s blog - cyberark.com/resources/omer-grossman-cio-connection
#CyberArk #CYBRunit #IAM #PAM #zerotrustsecurity #cybersecurity #mysecuritytv
Omer Grossman, Chief Trust Officer at CyberArk, discusses the evolving landscape of identity security, noting the global shift from traditional perimeter-based defenses to a comprehensive zero-trust framework. He emphasises the importance of maintaining strong cyber hygiene, applying least privilege principles, and managing the full lifecycle of digital identities to reduce risk.
Grossman also highlights the growing influence of AI agents in enterprise environments, stressing the need for equally advanced and adaptive security measures to protect against emerging threats. He acknowledges that implementing effective identity management systems remains challenging, pointing to change management and sustained investment as critical factors for long-term success.
Praising Australia’s 2030 cybersecurity initiative, Grossman described it as a model for national resilience and collaboration. However, he also warned of a rising wave of cyber espionage and disruptive activities originating from nation states, underscoring the urgency for governments and organisations to strengthen strategic cybersecurity capabilities.
Further reading: Omer’s blog - cyberark.com/resources/omer-grossman-cio-connection
#CyberArk #CYBRunit #IAM #PAM #zerotrustsecurity #cybersecurity #mysecuritytv
