Resources - pam 101

At a high level, Privileged Access Management (PAM) means controlling who or what is allowed to...

This least privilege access control model coupled with privilege elevation reduces the attack...

Zero Standing Privileges (ZSP) is a term coined by the analyst firm, Gartner. It advocates better IT...

JIT privileges are the “granted just-in-time” element of Least Privilege. Users are given zero...

Within the context of enterprise IT and critical infrastructure, password vaulting refers to taking...

Two-factor authentication (2FA), multi-factor authentication (MFA), and adaptive multi-factor...

Zero Trust is not a product; it’s a security framework conceptualized in 2004 by the Jericho Forum...

The Brokered Authentication Service is a unique Centrify capability involving a Centrify Client...

When the machine first enrolls in the Centrify Platform, they establish mutual trust. The Centrify...

At a basic level, Active Directory (AD) bridging enables non-Windows systems to be joined to AD...

These tools are a subclass of privileged access management (PAM) tools and provide protection by...

Privilege elevation and delegation management (PEDM) is another category of privileged access...