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In this episode, Alex Leemon and Lori Robinson, VP Product Management, establish precise definitions and discuss the layered approach required for modern identity programs. They explain the differences between admin time authorization, runtime authorization, and continuous session monitoring, illustrating why context and policy are essential for effective least privilege and zero standing privilege enforcement.
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