The Privilege Access Management (PAM) system in the eTag Fuse platform provides robust tools for managing, monitoring, and controlling privileged accounts and access to sensitive systems. By ensuring that only authorized users have access to critical systems, PAM helps organizations reduce the risk of security breaches, protect sensitive data, and maintain compliance with security regulations.
PAM allows administrators to create, manage, and monitor privileged accounts, ensuring that access to critical systems is restricted to authorized users.
PAM enforces the principle of least privilege, ensuring that privileged accounts only have the minimum level of access required to perform their tasks.
Monitor and control privileged sessions in real-time, ensuring that activities within critical systems are tracked and can be audited.
PAM integrates with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), allowing administrators to assign privileged access based on roles. This simplifies the management of privileged accounts and ensures that users have the correct level of access.
PAM integrates with Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to add an extra layer of security for privileged users, requiring them to verify their identity with a second factor before accessing sensitive systems.
Administrators can configure Just-in-Time (JIT) privilege elevation, granting users elevated access only when needed and for a limited time.
PAM provides detailed audit logs of privileged activities, allowing administrators to track actions taken by privileged users and ensure compliance with internal and external security regulations.
PAM includes password vaulting for privileged accounts, securely storing privileged credentials and allowing users to retrieve them only when necessary.
PAM integrates with the Access Control System (ACS) in Fuse, ensuring that privileged access is managed and monitored consistently across all systems and resources.
Secure Management of IT Admin Accounts: An organization uses PAM to restrict and monitor access for IT administrators, ensuring that they can only access critical infrastructure systems with the appropriate privileges. PAM logs all actions taken during privileged sessions for audit purposes.
Just-in-Time Privilege Elevation for Temporary Projects: A company temporarily grants elevated access to certain users for a project. PAM automatically revokes elevated access once the project is completed, ensuring that users don’t retain unnecessary privileges.
MFA for Database Administrators: A financial institution enforces MFA for all privileged database administrators, requiring them to verify their identity with a second factor before accessing sensitive financial databases.
The Privilege Access Management (PAM) system in the eTag Fuse platform provides comprehensive tools for controlling, monitoring, and securing privileged accounts. With features like least privilege enforcement, JIT access, session monitoring, and MFA, PAM ensures that privileged access is tightly controlled and audited to protect critical systems and data.