Privileged Access Management

Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a cybersecurity approach that controls and monitors unique access rights of users with elevated permissions, such as system administrators. These individuals have the ability to make significant changes to IT systems and sensitive data. PAM ensures that only authorized personnel can access these powerful accounts, tracks their actions, and enforces security policies to prevent misuse or breaches. This helps organizations reduce the risk of cyberattacks, insider threats, and accidental errors by safeguarding critical systems and data from unauthorized or malicious activities.