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Privileged Access Management (PAM) - Protect your critical accounts
Privileged accounts (system administrators, databases, networks) are the most sensitive and the most targeted by cybercriminals. A single compromise can give them complete control over your infrastructure. Privileged Access Management (PAM), reinforced by Bastion-type solutions, enables you to control, secure and trace all actions carried out with these critical accounts.
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Password safe
We deploy secure solutions for storing and managing privileged account passwords. These safes automate the rotation of credentials and prevent their uncontrolled sharing, greatly limiting the risk of leakage.
Just-in-time temporary access
Privileges do not have to be permanent. We implement a time-limited access system. In this way, an administrator only has access rights for as long as is necessary, considerably reducing the attack surface.
Monitoring and recording of privileged sessions
Every action performed via a privileged account is recorded (keystrokes, commands, file access). In the event of an incident, this traceability makes it possible to know who did what, and when.
Deploying an administration bastion
The Bastion is a key component of PAM: it centralizes and secures access to sensitive systems. Instead of letting administrators connect directly to servers, all their sessions pass through this bastion, which applies security rules, records actions and blocks suspicious behavior. It's a must-have for any Zero Trust strategy.
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Privileged Access Management (PAM)
What is a Bastion in cybersecurity?
An Administration Bastion is a secure, single point of access to critical systems. It centralizes administrator logins, enforces strict security policies and logs all actions. This reinforces control and reduces the risks associated with privileged access.
What's the difference between IAM and PAM?
IAM manages all "classic" user identities and rights, while PAM specifically targets administrator accounts. PAM, combined with Bastion, provides enhanced monitoring and control of sensitive access.
Can the WFP prevent internal abuse?
Yes. With session logging, real-time alerting and Bastion, it's virtually impossible to use a privileged account without being detected. This discourages malicious behavior and protects the company.
Is Bastion mandatory for compliance?
More and more standards (ISO 27001, NIS2) and auditors are recommending or requiring the use of a Bastion to manage privileged access. It is the best proof of control and traceability for critical accounts.
How complicated is it to deploy a Bastion?
No. With expert support, deployment is gradual and adapted to your environments. We integrate Bastion without disrupting your operations, ensuring smooth adoption by your administrators.
What concrete benefits does PAM bring?
PAM drastically reduces the risks associated with sensitive credentials, improves compliance, blocks external intrusions, limits internal abuse and facilitates audits. It's an investment that protects your digital assets and enhances the confidence of your partners.
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