Privileged access management for vendors and third-party users

Simplified, secure vendor onboarding Get them up to speed, but safely

What enterprises need today is an automated, yet streamlined, onboarding process for its vendor and third-party remote users that reduces all kinds of manual administrative upheaval.

Privileged access management does exactly that, by weaving security threads into all your onboarding fronts and bringing together multi-process workflows such as privileged access, human resource management, IT service management, etc.

Secure vendor onboarding with PAM30's business workflow automation

Limited visibility, restricted access, privileged account governance Secure onboarding is simply the beginning

With your vendor onboarding automated, it is essential to bring about a dynamic third-party access workflow that checks for extra and standing privileges at each step of a user's access journey.

PAM helps you determine Zero-Trust-focused access control strategies that verify if your third-party users are limited to the necessary privileges required to perform their tasks.

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Real-time remote access vigilance Keep track of everything that a user does

Even after your remote users are securely onboarded and are subjected to access controls, their behavior while in session needs to be monitored.

PAM includes covering all bases of a user's privileged access journey. With such an establishment in place, your administrators have real-time supervision on all remote sessions, and they can also one-click terminate such privileges if they notice suspicious clicks or behavior. These sessions are also recorded and can be used for further investigative purposes.

Privileged session monitoring in PAM360

Zero standing privileges in the cloud The skies are on your side with PAM

Privileged access management demands that your entire IT stack be scrutinized for standing privileges associated with your vendors, and this includes the access portfolios in your distributed cloud services.

For an otherwise siloed environment, PAM's cloud infrastructure entitlements management (CIEM) umbrella, throws a spotlight on hidden privileges. This lets you enforce least privilege access across your cloud user base. In doing so, a CIEM function enables you with periodic analysis of permissions and shadow admin accounts, letting you remediate such over privileged policies on the go.

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Comprehensive, real-time auditing and reporting Keep notes handy in case you are tested

While it is important to set boundaries with privileged access and be meticulous with access sharing, it only makes sense if you have a system in place that ensures that all these actions are recorded.

A privileged access management solution helps you do that by constantly auditing every single action your third party remote user performs. This information can later be generated into comprehensive reports that come in handy when there's a compliance audit around the corner.

See how PAM360 audits and reports

Automatic access revocation and user offboarding Revoke privileges when the time comes

Did you know 75% of insider threat cases involved a former employee?

A remote user with standing privileges is low hanging fruit for potential privilege abuse.

With a functional PAM routine in place, you may incorporate a third party user's exit strategy with the crux of your organization's workflow orchestration, IT service management tools. With an ITSM workflow, and a PAM routine working in tandem, you can domino the complete access revocation and consequent offboarding measures with a single click.

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