[PAM]
Privileged Access Management
Controls for the accounts that can do the most damage — vaulted credentials, brokered sessions, and elevation that expires on its own instead of relying on someone remembering to revoke it. Deployed as a managed Idira cloud tenant or fully on-premise where data residency or air-gap requirements demand it.
- Credential vaulting & rotation
- Session brokering & recording
- Just-in-time elevation
- Break-glass procedures
- Idira (cloud) deployment & consulting
- On-premise PAM implementation
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svc-deploy-botprod-db-primary14:02:11Z00:14:52
j.summers (jit)payments-vault09:41:00Zrevoked
Illustrative session ledger — brokered access with automatic expiry, not standing admin rights.
[FAQ]
Frequently asked
- What does PAFTAK's PAM practice cover?
- Credential vaulting & rotation, session brokering & recording, just-in-time elevation, and break-glass procedures — for the accounts that can do the most damage if left standing.
- Does PAFTAK offer PAM as a managed cloud service, or only on-premise?
- Both — PAFTAK's PAM practice offers managed Idira cloud deployments and consulting, as well as fully on-premise implementation.
- When does on-premise PAM make more sense than a managed cloud tenant?
- Where data residency or air-gap requirements demand it — otherwise a managed Idira cloud tenant is the default deployment model.
- How does PAFTAK handle privileged elevation?
- Elevation is just-in-time and expires on its own, rather than relying on someone remembering to revoke it — paired with brokered, recorded sessions instead of standing admin rights.