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Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a security technology designed to protect privileged account credentials. It is also known as privileged identity management (PIM) or privileged access control (PAC). PAM is designed to prevent unauthorized access to privileged accounts, which are accounts with elevated privileges that are used to perform tasks that are critical to an organization's security and operations. <br>
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What Is Privileged Management Access? Privileged management access is a type of access that grants users administrative privileges to a system, network, or application. It is usually used to configure, manage, and monitor a system, network, or application. It can also be used to give users access to sensitive data or areas of a system, such as the root directory. Privileged access is typically granted to users with roles such as system administrators, network engineers, and security analysts. Company Profile
Examples of privileged access management used by humans 1. Administrative accounts 2. Security Credentials 3. Root/superuser access 4. Physical access 5. Network Access
Examples of non-human privileged access 1. Automatic logins for devices 2. Automatic software updates 3. Administrative access for robots and other automated systems 4. Access control for smart homes and other IoT devices 5. Access to remote systems, networks, and databases 6. Access to cloud-based services and applications 7. Access to automated backups and recovery systems 8. Access to security systems and surveillance cameras
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