Privileged Access Management (PAM)

• Session Recordings: Real-time recordings of all sessions. Terminate/freeze a privileged user’s session instantly.
• Password Management: Manages all password services in a consolidated vault.
• Privileged User Management: Monitors and centralizes privileged access through a web console.
• Single Sign On (SSO): Secure access to multiple services with a single login. 2FA can be enabled/integrated.
• Multi Factor Authentication: Most PAMs offer an inbuilt MFA solution or integrate with your MFA to ensure a secure access for all your administrators.  
• Real-Time Monitoring: With a PAM solution, you can track all your administrators, vendors or third-party users in real time and terminate their sessions immediately in cases of any suspicious activity.  
• Auditing and Reporting: An effective PAM solution offers a number of reports to show your inventory, user access review, active servers and active users, suspicious commands executed,.etc. When PAM is deployed, all suspicious activities can be easily tracked back to the user even if the privileged account is shared among the team.

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.