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Privileged Access Management
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Privileged Access Management
The management of privileged access rights for employees and external service providers can quickly become complex and entails significant risks.
In the course of digital transformation, IT structures and deployment models have fundamentally changed.
Virtualization and third-party services are increasingly shifting systems from the internal network to the cloud, making the control over privileged accounts – such as administrator or root access – significantly more challenging.
Furthermore, external service providers usually require granularly controlled access to internal systems.
A Privileged Access Management (PAM) system provides a solution here by centrally managing privileged credentials, controlling their use, and making all access traceable.
Optionally, sessions can be recorded or monitored in real-time, thereby generating audit-proof logs, clear compliance evidence, and meaningful reports for audits and security reviews.
Features
A PAM system stores all privileged credentials in a secure password vault. Passwords and keys are automatically rotated and only provided when legitimately required.
After authentication, the PAM system automatically establishes privileged sessions – for example, via Remote Desktop or SSH. The protected access data remains completely hidden; the user never sees the password.
Sessions can be monitored, recorded, and subsequently analyzed in detail in real-time. This allows for tracing which actions a user has performed on a desktop or in a shell. This traceability supports security reviews and audit requirements.
Whitelisting and blacklisting ensure that only authorized actions are executed. Unauthorized commands or high-risk operations are automatically blocked to prevent misuse and abuse.
PAM systems can be seamlessly integrated into existing IAM environments via standard protocols such as SAML or LDAP/Active Directory. They support various protocols and jump mechanisms, allowing even legacy systems to be connected.
Furthermore, a PAM can be integrated into monitoring and security environments to centrally evaluate security-relevant events.
Solution approach and offer from SwissConomy
SwissConomy aims to make the implementation and operation of a PAM system as simple and efficient as possible.
We support all common deployment variants – on-premise, as an appliance, or as a cloud service – and ensure that the solution can be deployed productively in the shortest possible time.
Our implementations integrate seamlessly into existing identity and security infrastructures and offer standard functionalities such as role-based access approvals and workflow approvals.
Approvals can be granularly controlled, time-limited, and granted directly via mobile devices if required, which creates high flexibility, especially when using external service providers.
Through its clearly structured design, controlled access mechanisms, and automated processes, a solution is created that effectively combines security, compliance, and user-friendliness in daily practice.
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