09/24/2026
A password manager is not a password-management standard.
That distinction matters when an administrator leaves, a vendor needs access, or an executive asks who can reach the firm’s most sensitive systems.
In conversations with business leaders, the real issue is rarely the tool. It is whether access is governed consistently across the organization.
A practical standard should define:
🧭 Ownership: Who approves access, who administers it, and who is accountable for exceptions?
🛡️ Access: Are privileged accounts separated from everyday accounts? Is MFA required? Are shared credentials restricted and controlled?
📊 Lifecycle: Are access rights reviewed when people join, change roles, leave, or when vendor relationships end?
📋 Recovery: Is there a documented process for emergency access, credential rotation, and reviewing administrator activity?
The business event is not “we purchased a password manager.” The business event is being able to demonstrate that sensitive access is intentional, current, and reviewable.
On September 24, we are inviting executives, business owners, RIAs, family offices, law firms, and professional-service leaders to discuss password and administrator-access management as a repeatable governance standard.
Leadership takeaway: privileged access is a business responsibility, not an IT housekeeping task. Could your team clearly explain who can access your critical systems, why they have access, and when it was last reviewed?
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