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Privileged Access Management (PAM) helps ensure that only the users who need it (and only when they need it) have access to your organization’s most sensitive networks, systems, applications, and data. We’ve designed our PAM services and solutions to keep your organization safe from the risk of compliance violations, privacy breaches, and fraud, and eliminate the threat of compromised accounts.
We apply decades of experience to help you customize an implementation to your architectural requirements, integrate a holistic methodology into your operations, and develop a framework for investment prioritization. We’ll give you the tools you need to centrally manage privileged access, including:
Expert (tool agnostic) insight to help you decipher the PAM magic
quadrant and choose PAM platform for you
Every PAM vendor has strengths and weaknesses. To make smart
purchasing decisions, you need to fully understand your requirements,
your environment, and which vendors and solutions will be a good fit.
We pay attention to the vendor marketplace and build a deep
understanding of available features and functionality.
We can provide unbiased recommendations and help you make the right decisions.
Deploy and operate your PAM platform with confidence
Whether you’ve purchased a solution and want to ensure it’s properly
deployed, or you can’t decide which modules you need to maximize the
product’s value, we can help.
From designing an RFP to architecting the solution, our experts know how to effectively gather requirements, select the right add-ons, and plan a phased deployment. Then we help you stand it up—architecting a fail-safe configuration and deployment, even in complex environments. Our professional advisors specialize not just in implementations but operations: turning on functionality, running IGA systems, automating onboarding, building out integrations, and factoring in secrets, bots, and DevOps.
We can help you protect your privileged accounts in the cloud
The cloud introduces new attack vectors that traditional PAM
approaches often struggle to adequately address. As Gartner puts it,
the proliferation of privileged accounts and credentials in the cloud
is unmanageable without processes and tools. Integral Partners can
help you chose the right PAM tools and secure your credentials in the
cloud.
Protect endpoints while securely giving users access to what they
need
Workstations are a key target of hackers looking to gain access to
your network. Removing local admin rights manually will significantly
reduce risk, but can also overwhelm your IT department with install,
configuration and support requests. It will also lead to very unhappy
users.
By using Endpoint Privileged Management, we can remove admin access while still allowing the trusted applications your users need to run. EPM application control will block and contain malicious software at the endpoints, preventing ransomware and other security threats. You’ll also have the ability to grant time-based user access and user elevation. To further protect your data, Privileged Deception will allow your security teams to create credential lures for attackers, and prevent them from reaching actual targets.
One of the most common requests we get is helping organizations who have a PAM tool but aren’t sure how to move forward. We can help bring clarity to your program and map out a successful strategy.
With the growth of DevOps and bots, privileged account onboarding is a popular solution. Let us help you root out costly errors, like over-privileged accounts and unencrypted passwords. We can move your application service accounts from scripts to a secure vault in your PAM solution, and set up session monitoring for privileged users.
Third parties such as vendors, suppliers, partners, and contractors often need access to solutions inside a company’s network. Yet this access exposes companies to all sorts of threats. We can solve the problem of vendor access by allowing companies to receive third-party requests, grant temporary access, allow approved functions, and then revoke access, with no exchanges of passwords.
DevOps practices can reveal vulnerabilities in PAM security, but many PAM solutions aren’t designed to support the scale and speed of DevOps functions. DevOps engineers often embed passwords and other credentials right into the scripts for containers, servers, and apps like Chef, Puppet, and Jenkins. We’ll help you establish PAM vaults to ensure secrets are automatically coded, stored, managed, and rotated.