Identify & Access Management

Privileged account discovery:

Identify and inventory all privileged accounts, including administrator, root, and service accounts, across the organization’s systems, applications, and network devices.

Access control and role-based policies:

Implement granular, role-based access control policies, ensuring that privileged users have the minimum necessary access to perform their tasks while reducing the risk of unauthorized access or privilege abuse.

Password management and vaulting:

Securely store, manage, and rotate privileged account credentials in a centralized password vault, preventing unauthorized access and ensuring compliance with password policies.

Session monitoring and recording:

Monitor, record, and audit privileged user sessions, providing visibility into user activities and enabling security teams to review and investigate suspicious actions or incidents.

Just-in-time (JIT) access:

Grant temporary, time-limited access to privileged accounts or resources based on specific requests, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or privilege abuse.

Implement MFA for privileged users, adding an additional layer of security and reducing the risk of account compromise due to weak or stolen credentials.

Generate real-time alerts and notifications for suspicious or unauthorized privileged access attempts, enabling security teams to respond quickly to potential incidents.

Provide comprehensive reporting and auditing capabilities, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and allowing security teams to review privileged access activities for potential anomalies or risks.

Integrate the PAM solution with other security tools, such as Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems, Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) tools, and Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions, to enhance the overall security posture of the organization.

Regularly review and assess the PAM program’s effectiveness, and implement improvements or enhancements as needed to ensure it remains aligned with the organization’s evolving security needs and threat landscape.