Managed Privileged Access Management (MPAM)
Protect the critical assets within your IT infrastructure
Our Managed Privileged Access Management (MPAM) service protects privileged accounts – the critical assets of your IT infrastructure, as seen by an attacker – against malicious misuse of admin privileges. It also removes the cost, effort, and worry of managing the security of accounts associated with them.
The unique value in our Managed Privileged Access Management
- Alerts you as it happens – Constantly monitors for, detects, and flags malicious or risky user behaviours to prevent breaches.
- Shows who’s doing (and who did) what – See privileged account access as it happens and record every user action, with forensic playback of account activity both past and present.
- Enables you to take action – Revoke or limit access, or impose two-factor authentication (2FA), at any time.
- Secures password practice – Rotation and obfuscation of passwords prevents their being reused and copied down; compliant password enforcement is fully managed on your behalf.
- Evidences action on your part – Threat analytics present valuable evidence that you have responsibly analysed threats to establish and combat the risks they present.
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