Privileged Access Management
Controlled privileges.
Securing and managing privileged accounts
Auditable access controls for greater transparency and security
Compliance solutions to meet regulatory requirements
Privileged Access Management (PAM) protects companies from intentional or unintentional misuse of privileged access. Privileged accounts contain rights that go beyond those of standard users. For this reason, they are a particular focus of attacks, but also within regulatory frameworks and audits. Attacks and the resulting misuse have a very high potential for damage. PAM is a security approach that focuses on managing and securing privileged accounts in order to minimize unauthorized access and potential security risks due to privileged rights.
When implementing PAM solutions, there is a distinction between the following main disciplines:
Password Management: Management of passwords or keys of privileged accounts
Session Management: Recording of privileged access through the PAM solution
Possehl Secure supports you in identifying and managing your existing privileged accounts and users. This is a prerequisite for a customized concept and targeted implementation. We also advise you on suitable solutions and their implementation options in line with your requirements. If required, we can then take over the installation and initial configuration of the PAM solution.
Identify and secure privileged accounts
SECURITY FACTORY | PROTECT | PRIVILEGED ACCESS MANAGEMENT
Operation of the entire solution
Extensions and customizations in line with requirements
Release Management
Application Management
As part of a managed service, we offer additional services including:
Our added value – your benefit
You gain control over the privileged accounts and have the option of auditing their use. Access can be limited for certain users to selected systems, granted to certain areas for certain periods and withdrawn again. Redundant password management and password entries can be avoided and centralized management of access rights across heterogeneous networks can be guaranteed.
Sessions and therefore all actions of a privileged user can be technically recorded. These audit trails enable you to meet compliance and security requirements. In addition, important requirements from best practice frameworks (e.g. CIS Controls, in particular Control 5, 6) and regulations (e.g. NIS2 and DORA) are addressed.