Privileged Access Management –
Maintaining access control.
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Without access rights, no one would be able to get hold of the resources they need during the working day. Controlling need the current business figures, sales can’t work without customer data and marketing has to get hold of product information in time to develop the latest campaigns. Privileged users such as administrators can access all these resources because they may have to carry out maintenance work. But privileged accounts often include those for external service providers or cloud applications. If there’s a weak link in the security chain, attackers can gain access to these accounts and their elevated permissions without the IT department noticing something is amiss, and it’s not uncommon for large organisations to have nearly double the number of privileged accounts as normal ones. Accounts with special access rights of course need to be more strictly controlled.
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The key elements of PAM:
Manage
PPrivileged accounts are managed. Permissions are continuously checked.
Analyse
Users’ access are logged and behaviour analysed.
Prevent
If there is any doubt about access legality, it is immediately prevented.
PAM – Privileged Access Management.
- How PAM works.
- How PAM systems can detect internal abuse.
- Why you need to rethink your rights policies.
- How PAM can support you fulfil compliance requirements.
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