Why NAC Isn't Enough
Bringing PAM to Network Infrastructure
Join Craig Riddell
VP of Technology and Field CISO at Kron Technologies
For a deep dive into real-world threats paired with a live demo of our solution.
NAC wasn’t built to defend against today’s infrastructure attacks. Modern threats like Salt Typhon exploit gaps in network access—using vulnerabilities like CVE-2023-20198 and CVE-2023-20273 to compromise routers, implant web shells, and maintain persistent access. These attacks succeeded because there was no visibility into SSH key usage and no control over privileged sessions. Traditional NAC and PAM tools weren’t designed to solve this. Kron Network PAM is.
Meet Your Speaker
Craig Riddell
Vice President of Technology and Field CISO, Americas
Craig Riddell is Vice President of Technology and Field CISO, Americas at Kron Technologies. A recognized cybersecurity leader with 15+ years of experience in identity and access management (IAM), privileged access security, and Zero Trust, Craig has helped global enterprises secure critical infrastructure and reduce risk.
He’s a CISSP and Certified Ethical Hacker, known for bridging technical security and business strategy to help organizations strengthen their security posture and drive growth.
CISSP
Certified ethical Hacker
15+ Years Experience
Modern Attack Vectors
How modern attacks exploit gaps in network device access
Enterprise Implementation
How global enterprises use Kron Network PAM to replace shared credentials and meet audit requirements at scale
NAC Limitations
Why NAC falls short after the point of connection
Kron Network PAM Solution
How Kron Network PAM applies 2MFA, command filtering, and session auditing across TACACS, RADIUS and SSH - withouot agents
If you’re responsible for network infrastructure or privileged access, this session delivers what NAC can’t.
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