PAM is a critical component of your security program — it’s also a necessary requirement for obtaining cybersecurity insurance. But having the right personnel and expertise to implement, optimize and manage these solutions can be challenging. We offer Privileged Access Management as a Service – or PAMaaS – to overcome this challenge and enforce least privilege over each user account, system, and endpoint in your IT ecosystem.
Our team of security practitioners can manage your PAM solution. We help you mitigate instances of privileged credential abuse and minimize the impact on your operational team.
It’s one thing to implement a PAM solution, but managing it over time requires a strategy for evolving your policies and coverage to meet different use cases. These can include ensuring enterprise-wide adoption as the environment and users change and demonstrating compliance with corporate policies and regulatory or industry mandates.
Our security engineers provide operational support around the lifecycle of your PAM solution, including:
Privileged Access Management as a Service improves the effectiveness of your organization’s PAM solution by removing undue stress on your IT teams involved with managing new and changing privileged access management requirements. With our PAMaaS offering, our PAM experts not only help you navigate through the potential pitfalls of an improper configuration, but we manage the platform for you – allowing your IT and security teams to focus on other tasks.
We can help you design and support an architecture that best meets your requirements, business model, and maturity. We effectively support cloud-based SaaS or IaaS, on-premise, or hybrid architectures based on our customer’s unique needs.
PAMaaS can use a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model to grant your users access to applications hosted on the cloud or over the internet, allowing you to avoid purchasing and locally installing any PAM software for an on premise solution. Alternatively, PAM as a Service can leverage the Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) model, which provides organizations with a hybrid solution that divides PAM infrastructure into cloud-hosted and on premise services. However, Privileged Access Management as a Service may sometimes work best as an on premise solution for organizations that have a large number of IT-related financial resources and personnel. On-premise PAMaaS may also suit larger organizations that must adhere to a greater number of compliance regulations and want complete control over their data.
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