BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//PYVOBJECT//NONSGML Version 1//EN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Asia/Calcutta BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20000101T000000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=1 TZNAME:IST TZOFFSETFROM:+0500 TZOFFSETTO:+0500 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260917T213336Z - 6651@me281a.odoo.com DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Calcutta:20260925T203000 DTEND;TZID=Asia/Calcutta:20260925T213000 CREATED:20260917T213336Z DESCRIPTION:The 3 AM Admin Account: Auditing Emergency Access\, Break-Glass IDs and Hidde n Superusers\nWhen a critical system issue occurs at 3 AM\, organizati ons may need to grant emergency or privileged access to restore operations quickly. But once the incident is over\, an important audit question rema ins: Who accessed the system\, what did they do\, and was that access prop erly authorized? This practical webinar explores how IT Auditors\, GRC\, I nformation Security\, and Compliance professionals can audit emergency acc ess\, break-glass accounts\, privileged IDs\, and hidden or excessive admi nistrative privileges. Participants will learn how to identify risky privi leged accounts\, review emergency-access procedures\, examine access and a ctivity logs\, verify approvals\, assess monitoring controls\, and determi ne whether emergency access was appropriately used and subsequently revoke d.What You Will Learn Identifying emergency and break-glass accounts Audit ing privileged and administrative access Detecting hidden\, shared\, dorma nt\, or excessive-privilege accounts Reviewing emergency access approvals and justifications Examining access logs and administrative activity Asses sing monitoring and alerting controls Checking timely revocation of emerge ncy access Evaluating segregation of duties and privileged-access controls Identifying audit red flags and control weaknesses Documenting findings w ith practical audit scenarios Who Should Attend? Ideal for IT Auditors\, I nformation Security professionals\, GRC and Compliance teams\, Risk profes sionals\, System Administrators\, and professionals responsible for privil eged access management. The key question: When the emergency is over\, can you prove exactly what the emergency account did? DTSTAMP:20260917T213336Z LOCATION:GISA COUNCIL FOR SECURITY RESEARCH AND EDUCATION\, SMC SERVICES\, B/502 PANCHVATI PARADISE OPP. R.A.F. CAMP\, VASTRAL\, Ahmedabad 382418\, G ujarat GJ\, India SUMMARY:The 3 AM Admin Account: Auditing Emergency Access\, Break-Glass IDs and Hidden Superusers X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The 3 AM Admin Account: Auditing Emergency Access\, Break-Gl ass IDs and Hidden Superusers\nWhen a critical system issue occurs at 3 AM\, organizations may need to grant emergency or privileged access to r estore operations quickly. But once the incident is over\, an important au dit question remains: Who accessed the system\, what did they do\, and was that access properly authorized? This practical webinar explores how IT A uditors\, GRC\, Information Security\, and Compliance professionals can au dit emergency access\, break-glass accounts\, privileged IDs\, and hidden or excessive administrative privileges. Participants will learn how to ide ntify risky privileged accounts\, review emergency-access procedures\, exa mine access and activity logs\, verify approvals\, assess monitoring contr ols\, and determine whether emergency access was appropriately used and su bsequently revoked.What You Will Learn Identifying emergency and break-gla ss accounts Auditing privileged and administrative access Detecting hidden \, shared\, dormant\, or excessive-privilege accounts Reviewing emergency access approvals and justifications Examining access logs and administrati ve activity Assessing monitoring and alerting controls Checking timely rev ocation of emergency access Evaluating segregation of duties and privilege d-access controls Identifying audit red flags and control weaknesses Docum enting findings with practical audit scenarios Who Should Attend? Ideal fo r IT Auditors\, Information Security professionals\, GRC and Compliance te ams\, Risk professionals\, System Administrators\, and professionals respo nsible for privileged access management. The key question: When the emerge ncy is over\, can you prove exactly what the emergency account did? END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR