What is typically NOT a focus of the training for Defender PAM users?

The focus of training for users of Defender PAM (Privileged Access Management) systems is primarily geared towards ensuring that users understand security protocols, the importance of safeguarding privileged access, and how to effectively utilize PAM tools to protect sensitive information and resources.

Advanced programming skills, however, are typically not a priority in this training. PAM users are usually not required to have in-depth knowledge of coding or software development, as their responsibilities are more centered around security awareness, compliance, and operational procedures regarding the use of privileged accounts. Instead, they would benefit more from practical training on maintaining security standards and using tools at their disposal to manage privilege effectively without the need for more specialized technical skills.

Focusing on security best practices, the importance of protecting privileged access, and the effective use of PAM tools ensures that users can navigate the system safely and adhere to organizational security policies. Hence, the emphasis on advanced programming skills does not align with the primary objectives of Defender PAM user training.