Here at Cybergate Defense, we use the latest technology in the Cyber Security industry to help secure IT infrastructure for businesses across the UAE.
PAM is a Privileged Access Management solution that aims to control, limit and monitor the access of your organization’s administrators. As administrators are normally assigned more privileges than normal users, continuous and real-time monitoring is required to restrict access and comply with ISO and NESA regulations.
PAM centralizes your organization’s infrastructure access (including(core switches, DC servers, Firewalls, DBs, etc.) to a single access portal where all activities are recorded and logged. According to Gartner, PAM is the #1 Cyber Security Priority for an organization.
PAM keeps your organization safe from accidental or deliberate misuse of privileged access rights. This is particularly relevant if your organization is growing. The bigger and more complex your organization’s IT systems becomes, the more privileged users you have. These include employees, contractors, remote or even automated users.
A PAM solution helps in managing, controlling and monitoring privileged user activities. The solution provides the IT security team with a centralized policy framework to authorize the privileges based on role and responsibilities and provide rule-based restricted access to privileged accounts. If PAM is deployed in your organization below NESA Control, then it will be covered for administrators.
As PAM will act as a gateway to all your infrastructure, all access to any critical system in your environment will be only through PAM Portal. Once administrators access the portal, all of their actions are videos and their text recorded. Furthermore, no system or application password is exposed or shown to your administrator or vendors.
NESA Standards | PAM Solution |
T3.6.5
Administrator and Operator Logs |
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T 5.1.1
Access Control Policy |
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T5.4.2
User Authentication for External Connections |
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T5.5.1
Secure Log-on Procedures |
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T5.2.2
Privilege Management |
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T5.2.3
User Security Credentials Management |
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T5.2.3
User Security Credentials Management |
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