Securing Privileged Access Across Telecom Networks

Taking control of privileged access in an increasingly connected, automated and AI-driven world.

Telecom networks are becoming more complex - and the challenge of securing privileged access is growing with them. From network engineers and third-party contractors to service accounts and autonomous AI agents, every identity with elevated access can introduce risk.

Join Kron for an exclusive virtual roundtable bringing together telecom cybersecurity and network security leaders to explore how organisations can strengthen privileged access controls, advanced Zero Trust, and protect critical network infrastructure without compromising operational efficiency.

Why This Conversation Matters

Telecom infrastructure is critical to the services businesses and communities rely on every day. Securing it requires more than protecting users accounts - it demands visibility and control over every identity that can access critical systems.

Yet many organisations still face difficult questions:

• Do you have complete visibility into privileged accounts across your network?
• Can you enforce least-privilege access without disrupting day-to-day network operations?
• How do you manage access for suppliers, contractors and remote engineers?
• Are your security controls ready for machine identities and AI agents?

This roundtable will explore practical challenges behind these questions and how telecom organisations can build a more controlled, resilient and compliant approach to privileged access management (PAM).

Four Critical Conversations

1. Securing Privileged Access Across Telecom Networks - Can you be confident that every privileged account is under control? 

Explore the challenges of managing elevated access across complex telecom environments, from legacy infrastructure and distributed networks to critical IT assets. Discuss how improved visibility, centralised control and least-privilege principles can help reduce exposure to unauthorised access and credential misues.

2. PAM, Zero Trust & TSA Compliance - Can stronger security coexist with operational efficiency? 

Examine how PAM supports Zero Trust principles and helps organisations strengthen access governance in line with applicable regulatory and security requirements. Discuss how to introduce robust controls while enabling network teams to work efficiently and maintain service continuity.

3. Securing Third-Party and Remote Access - Who has access to your network, and how much control do you really have?

Suppliers, contractors and external engineers often require privileged access to keep telecom services running. Explore ways to improve visibility, enforce access policies, monitor privileged sessions and reduce the risks associated with third-party and remote access.

4. Protecting Non-Human and AI Identities - Are your security controls keeping pace with automation?

As machine identities, service accounts and AI agents become more prevalent, traditional approaches to access management may leave new gaps. Discuss how organisations can identify, govern and control non-human privileged access, applying appropriate safeguards as automation expands.

Join the Conversation

The future of telecom security starts with controlling privileged access.

Whether you're reviewing your current PAM strategy, strengthening Zero Trust, addressing third-party access risks or preparing for AI-driven operations, this roundtable offers an opportunity to exchange perspectives and explore practical approaches to protecting critical infrastructure.

Register your interest below.