Product overview
Threat actors seek escalated privileges to maximize damage. That is why dedicated security tools are essential for protecting system administrators, developers, and other privileged users.
PAM applies the zero trust approach to control privileged access. This prevents adversaries from wreaking havoc while enabling employees to efficiently manage IT infrastructures
Enhanced security
No network users are trusted by default: every access request is authenticated and encrypted, permissions are granted per task, and all actions are logged
Seamless integration
Security measures do not degrade performance thanks to intuitive UX design, automation scenarios, self-service options, quick deployment, and ready-made integration modules
Challenges and solutions
100%
of IT infrastructure breakdowns in 2025 were caused through privileged accounts
Source: DTM
Prevent illegitimate privilege use
1 in 3
large-scale incidents in 2025 involved attacks via trusted contractors
Source: DTM
Optimize contractor relations
~25 days
the average time attackers remain undetected in unmonitored infrastructures
Source: DTM
Streamline incident and failure investigation
Key features
Access management
Only authorized users can access critical data—and only for as long as needed. Connections via SSH, RDP, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SCP/SFTP, and other protocols remain fully protected
Secrets management
Employees and contractors never see privileged account passwords. Secrets are rotated—either after each session or as scheduled
Activity monitoring
All actions on target systems are logged in video and text formats. Cybersecurity event data is forwarded to SIEMs
Attack response
Illegitimate activity can be terminated manually or automatically via command blacklists
Advantages
Ready automation and DevOps scenarios (container-native, Ansible scripts, API-first approach, etc.)
Business continuity during routine maintenance and configuration changes
Resilience and scalability through a microservices architecture
Native-like user experience
Built-in two-factor authentication with time-based one-time passwords (TOTP)
Self-services on demand to streamline accounts and systems onboarding
Horizontal scaling without the purchase of additional licenses
How it works
The user connects to PAM using an unprivileged account.
The solution provides elevated privileges and connects the user to the target system
