What is Privileged Access Management (PAM)?

Privileged Access Management (PAM) describes cybersecurity strategies for securing access to critical IT systems. It involves securely storing credentials, launching and recording RDP, SSH, SQL sessions, and monitoring privileged activities to protect sensitive infrastructure.

How is Privileged Access Management (PAM) Pricing Determined?

PAM vendors determine pricing based on factors such as the number of endpoints, users, and connections. Securden Unified PAM is licensed based on the number of users who access the PAM interface to perform administrative operations.

How do PAM tools secure Remote Access?

PAM tools act as an encrypted gateway that enables users to securely access endpoints, servers, and applications remotely. Security controls such as multi-factor authentication (MFA), least privilege access, and automatic session termination ensure that users do not have permanent access to critical IT systems.

How does PAM secure shared administrative accounts?

PAM solutions discover and secure shared administrative accounts by storing them in an encrypted vault. Access to these accounts can be granted temporarily with time-limited permissions, ensuring secure usage and full accountability.

How can I test the Securden Unified PAM Tool?

You can test the Securden Unified PAM tool through a 30-day free trial without any credit card requirement. The tool can be set up for a Proof-of-Concept with assistance from the support team at no additional cost.