On March 12, Axidian took part in a webinar on privileged access management(PAM) in Morocco, held as part of the 3rd Ramadan Cybertalks.
The session was held in collaboration with La Centrale IT Maroc and explored how organizations can approach PAM risks in real-world scenarios.
Sofiia Aleksandrovskaia, Territory Manager North & West Africa at Axidian, joined Widad Guidali, Cybersecurity Engineer at La Centrale IT Maroc, for a discussion on building a reliable and resilient PAM approach.
What was covered
The webinar focused on practical challenges organizations face when managing access across complex IT environments. Key topics included:
- cybersecurity and regulatory frameworks in Morocco
- risks related to both standard and privileged accounts
- a real-world cyberattack scenario and response approach
- anomaly detection using PAM and SIEM
- incident response and recovery processes
- how PAM supports compliance with standards such as ISO 27001 and GDPR
The discussion combined regulatory context with real operational scenarios, reflecting how access risks are managed in day-to-day environments.
Why access management remains a challenge
As organizations expand their digital infrastructure, access management becomes more complex and harder to control.
This webinar in Morocco showed how teams are moving from abstract PAM concepts to practical access control and incident response.
Privileged accounts remain one of the most sensitive points in any system — they provide broad access to critical resources and require consistent oversight and monitoring.
Webinars like this help connect regulatory requirements, real risks, and practical approaches that teams can apply in their environments.
About Axidian
Axidian develops solutions for authentication and access management, including privileged access management (PAM), multi-factor authentication, and identity threat detection.
The company works with organizations across different regions, supporting teams in building structured and manageable access control processes adapted to their infrastructure and regulatory requirements.
