Identity protection
IAM, PAM, and Identity Threat Detection and Response mechanisms provide complete control over the identity lifecycle and detect privilege abuse in real time. These solutions minimize the risk associated with unauthorized access and privileged account takeover.
Privileged Access Management (PAM)
About this solution
Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a system for securing accounts with elevated privileges, which are one of the main targets of cyber attacks. PAM enables the control, monitoring, recording, and auditing of all sessions using administrative, service, or application accounts. These solutions offer features such as secure password storage (vault), credential rotation, just-in-time access, and passwordless access. They also support credential management in DevOps environments, the cloud, and automation systems. PAM allows you to restrict access to specific resources, services, and system functions in accordance with the principle of least privilege. These systems integrate with AD, SIEM, MFA, and workflow systems to support regulatory compliance. The ability to track and report all privileged user activities is key. The implementation of PAM significantly reduces the risk of privilege escalation, internal abuse, and lateral movement. It is an indispensable element of a mature security strategy in any organization.
Benefits of Implementation
Protection of privileged accounts against abuse.
Logging and auditing administrator sessions.
Rotation and storage of passwords in a secure vault.
Just-in-time access restriction.
Protection against lateral movement and privilege escalation.
Compliance with audit requirements and regulations.
