Prevention of unauthorized activities through the management of privileged user accounts.

PAM (Privileged Access Management) is a system to protect against the threats posed by credential theft and privilege misuse. PAM is the best solution to control, monitor, secure, and audit all human and non-human privileged identities and activities across an enterprise IT environment.

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Reasons to consider PAM

Managing the privileged user accounts with approval flows to authorize.

PAM monitors suspicious activities utilized by privileged user accounts.

PAM restricts devices and commands the privileged user accounts utilized.

PAM manages all privileged accounts, including applications and scripts contain.

With Endpoint Privilege Management (EPM), PAM can control and manage all administrator privileges.

Benefits of Implementing PAM

  • Minimizing the risk of credential theft on privileged user accounts.
  • If a cyber incident occurs, the root cause analysis can promptly be performed, and a report can be made for lawyers and law enforcement smoothly.

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PAM is suitable for the customer managing many systems with many privileged user accounts. It is also the best for the customer who shared privileged user accounts with many IT staffs or multiple vendors.

Benefits You’ll See After Implementation

PAM will prevent and minimize the impact of the cybersecurity incident. By combining PAM and EPM, all administrator privileges can be managed and monitored.

Implementation Process

First Month: Define System Req, System Design

Second Month: Configuration, Test

Third Month: Tuning

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Benefits You’ll See After Implementation

Implementation Process

PAM is suitable for the customer managing many systems with many privileged user accounts.

It is also the best for the customer who shared privileged user accounts with many IT staffs or multiple vendors.

PAM will prevent and minimize the impact of the cybersecurity incident.

By combining PAM and EPM, all administrator privileges can be managed and monitored.

First Month: Define System Req, System Design

Second Month: Configuration, Test

Third Month: Tuning

Frequently Asked Questions

PAM is the best practice to manage privileged user accounts. It’s not for standard endpoints or CASB solutions, which are effective for regular users.

Typically, attackers hijack privileged user accounts to manipulate or leak data. Therefore, the management of administrator privileges becomes crucial.

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