Privileged Access Management
Privileged Access Management (PAM) focuses on the highest-impact identities: admins, root, service accounts, and anything that can change systems or access sensitive data. Because privileged credentials are a primary target, PAM reduces blast radius through isolation, least privilege, and strong control over privileged sessions.
Privileged Access Management
Privileged Access Management (PAM) focuses on the highest-impact identities: admins, root, service accounts, and anything that can change systems or access sensitive data. Because privileged credentials are a primary target, PAM reduces blast radius through isolation, least privilege, and strong control over privileged sessions.
Privileged Account Discovery
Find and inventory all privileged accounts across your environment.
Credential Vaulting
Securely store privileged credentials in an encrypted vault.
Session Recording and Monitoring
Record and monitor privileged sessions for audit and security.
Just-In-Time Access
Provide temporary elevated access only when needed.
Service Account Management
Secure and manage non-human privileged identities.
Privileged Access Workstation
Secure dedicated workstations for privileged administration.
Secrets Management
Manage application secrets, API keys, and certificates securely.
Remote Access Security
Secure remote administrative access to systems and infrastructure.
Cloud Privileged Access
Manage privileged access in cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP).
Break Glass Procedures
Emergency access procedures for when normal PAM controls fail.
AD Bridging
AD Bridging is a legacy technology that enables integration between Microsoft Active Directory AD and non-Windows systems such as Unix, Linux, and macOS through traditional...
Privileged Password Management
Privileged Password Management is a crucial aspect of Privileged Access Management PAM . It focuses on securely controlling and safeguarding the credentials associated with...
Privileged Secret Management
Privileged Secret Management involves the secure storage, access, and rotation of sensitive information such as cryptographic keys, API tokens, database credentials, and other...
Privileged Session Recording and Management
Privileged Session Recording and Management refers to the capability of capturing, monitoring, and managing privileged user sessions. It involves recording and analyzing...
Zero Standing Privileges (ZSP)
Zero Standing Privileges ZSP is a security principle and approach that aims to minimize the exposure and potential misuse of privileges within an IT environment. It involves...
Just-In-Time (JIT) Access and Ephemeral Privilege
Reduce standing admin access via time-bound elevation, approvals, and audit.