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Most ransomware traces back to one over-privileged account. Move the sliders to estimate your standing privilege, ransomware blast radius, and the specific compliance controls you are likely failing.
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- Too many standing administratorsNIST AC-6 · CIS 5.4
- Third-party access without brokeringPCI 7.2 · HIPAA §164.308(a)(4)
- Unmanaged service account secretsNIST IA-5 · PCI 8.6
Estimates use industry averages (Sophos, IBM Cost of a Data Breach). A formal discovery is required for engineering recommendations.
Every PAM capability, mapped to a real control
Pick a framework. See the exact control PAM satisfies, how it satisfies it, and the evidence we produce for your auditor.
Federal control catalog used by NIST CSF 2.0 and FedRAMP.
- AC-2 · Account ManagementRequirementEstablish, activate, modify, disable, and remove accounts on a defined lifecycle.How PAM satisfiesAutomated discovery of privileged accounts, role-based provisioning workflows, and scheduled attestation reviews for every vaulted identity.EvidenceQuarterly access review reports with named reviewer and timestamp.
- AC-6 · Least PrivilegeRequirementGrant only the access required to perform assigned duties.How PAM satisfiesRemoval of standing local-admin rights, replacement with just-in-time role elevation bound to a ticket and duration.EvidenceJIT elevation logs showing requester, approver, scope, and auto-expiry.
- AC-6(5) · Privileged AccountsRequirementRestrict privileged account use to authorized personnel.How PAM satisfiesAll privileged sessions proxied through the PAM broker with MFA and named-human attribution.EvidenceVault access reports mapped to HR roster.
- AU-12 · Audit Record GenerationRequirementGenerate audit records for events defined in AU-2 across all system components.How PAM satisfiesSession recording with keystroke, command, and video capture for every privileged action.EvidenceImmutable session recordings retained for the audit window.
- IA-5 · Authenticator ManagementRequirementManage authenticators including complexity, rotation, and protection.How PAM satisfiesAutomatic secret rotation on every checkout, encrypted vault storage, and elimination of shared passwords.EvidenceRotation history logs per credential.
Standing privilege vs. just-in-time, same environment
Toggle between the two states of the same fictional network. Watch what the attacker can and cannot reach.
What changes when standing privilege goes away
Same environment, same attacker. The only variable is whether privileged accounts sit dormant with standing rights or elevate through the broker on demand.
Inside the managed PAM program
Vault every privileged credential
Discover, classify, and centralize human and machine secrets. Local admins, domain admins, service accounts, API keys, SSH keys, and cloud root accounts.
Just-in-time, not standing
Replace 24/7 admin rights with time-bound, ticket-bound elevation. Approvals integrate with your ticketing system or Microsoft Teams.
Session brokering and recording
Every privileged session is proxied, recorded, and tied to a named human. Auditors get evidence. Attackers get no place to hide.
Vendor and third-party access
Brokered, time-limited vendor access with no shared accounts and no permanent VPNs. Revoked the moment the work is done.
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Where do domain admin and service account passwords live today?
What changes after we deploy
- 0
- Standing local admins
- 100%
- Privileged sessions recorded
- <24h
- Secret rotation cadence
- 1
- Auditor-ready evidence pack
PAM questions, answered
Ready to remove standing privilege?
30 minutes with our sales or support team. We will walk your privileged inventory, identify the fastest wins, and map them to your compliance framework.