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Access Management (PAM)

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What it is

Centralized access management, with the purpose of protecting and controlling the use of generic and high privilege credentials, providing secure storage, access segregation and full traceability of use.

How it works

By configuring Access Groups, you can define the administrator users who will have permission to receive a physical access password, and the group of users who can use the remote access offered by the solution to access a target device or system. All cases may follow approval workflows and reasons provided by the requesting user.

Key Features

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Secure storage of credentials and passwords

Possibility of more than one user requesting access to the same privileged account, without compromising usage traceability

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Integration with the Help Desk and Change Management tools to validate the reason provided by the requesting user

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Definition of groups for access segregation based on user profiles

Emergency access for immediate password viewing, with reason request and alert to responsible parties if the approver is unavailable

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Automated password change on the main technological platforms, such as network, servers, database, web applications, and security equipment

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Dual password custody to ensure more than one presence in the access

Flexibility in the approval process for access to privileged accounts (pre-approved accesses, accesses with single or multiple approval)

Passwords change according to predetermined time of use or after consultation

Benefits & capabilities

Operational gain in the password change process

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Guaranteed password delivery in a secure and controlled manner

Transparent authentication on the target system or network device without displaying the password to network administrators or third parties

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