Beyond Traditional PAM: Securing Critical Telecom Networks & Meeting UK TSA Mandates
Join Kron to discover how telecom-native Privileged Access Management (PAM) enables operators to meet strict TSA/TSR requirements, protect critical network infrastructure, and enforce zero-trust security without disrupting daily NetOps workflows.
Is Your Network PAM Ready for UK TSA Mandates?
The Telecommunications Security Act (TSA) and its technical requirements (TSRs) have turned privileged access control into an urgent legal obligation for UK telecoms.
Yet traditional enterprise PAM was built for office IT, not live carrier networks. Forcing standard tools into complex network estates risks breaking critical automation scripts, bypassing native protocols like TACACS+ and RADIUS, and threatening uptime SLAs.
Join Kron and fellow UK telecom leaders for a closed-door roundtable on how operators are closing regulatory gaps, governing human, machine, and AI identities, and enforcing zero trust without disrupting NetOps.
What We'll Explore
Overcome the IT vs. NetOps Divide with Native Network Architecture
Examine why legacy enterprise PAM fails in live telco operations and how integrating native AAA protocols (TACACS+, RADIUS) into PAM enforces granular command filtering without redesigning established network engineering workflows.
Turn TSA & TSR Obligations into Demonstrable Zero-Trust Controls
Discuss actionable pathways to comply with TSR privileged access obligations - including session monitoring, verifiable least-privilege policies, and automated audit trails - moving past paper compliance to robust operational resilience.
Regulate Third Parties, Remote Vendors, and Supply Chain Access
Explore practical strategies for isolating, controlling, and recording remote access for network equipment vendors, outsourced maintenance crews, and contractors touching live infrastructure.
Protect Non-Human, Machine, and Emerging AI Identities
Address the expanding footprint of automated service accounts, network automation pipelines, and machine-to-machine connections, establishing session governance before autonomous agents outpace manual controls.
Join the Conversation
The future of telecom security starts with operational resilience. Join industry peers and experts from Kron to explore how telecom-native PAM can help your organization meet UK TSA mandates, protect critical network infrastructure, and enforce zero-trust access control without disrupting daily network operations.