Privileged Identity Management (PIM) Suite

In today's environment, organizations spend a lot of resources building an infrastructure for securing the enterprise and assuring their business continuity and compliance. Every typical IT environment comprises of hunderds or thousands of servers, databases, network devices and more, all controlled and managed by a variety of privileged and shared identities which are the most powerful in any organization. ironically, these identities are often neglected, difficult to monitor their session activities, and passwords are never changed. In some cases, these identities are required not only by the internal IT personnel, but also by external 3rd party vendors and , thus, require extra care, such as secure remote access and secure session initiation without exposing the credentials. Powerful passwords are also often found hard coded inside applications, scripts and parameter files, leaving them unsecured, rarely changed and visible to the world. As the "Keys to the Kingdom," mismanagement of privileged identities impose great risks to organizations: