In order to reassure the public that confidential data such as credit cards and health records are kept private, many industries must adhere to specialized security and auditing regulations. 

Granular Access Rights
Grant access and privileges based on business need-to-know

Least-Privilege
Enforce separation of duties and grant just the privileges needed

Detailed Auditing
Capture and report on user activity with detailed session recordings

PCI-DSS

Address rigorous reporting requirements for the Payment Card Industry’s Data Security Standard with scheduled, packaged and customizable attestation reports representing “who has access to what” and detailed privileged session auditing.

FISMA

Facilitate compliance measures to address key Federal Information Security Management Act requirements on Windows, UNIX and Linux systems while ensuring users are individually identifiable and accountable for access to shared apps.

MFA Everywhere

Prevent compromised credentials by implementing  multi-factor authentication across every user and every IT resource. Block cyberattacks at multiple points in the attack chain.

SOX

Simplify Sarbanes-Oxley auditing requirements with a cost-effective solution that leverages existing identity infrastructure.

Other Federal Solutions

Comply with a wide range of IT security regulations governing U.S. federal government organizations, and private firms doing business with them, including HSPD-12, NIST-800, FIPS-140-2 and others.

FERC/NERC

Simplify compliance with standards set by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and North America Electrical Reliability Corporation with role-based, granular access to systems and smooth response to all related audits.

Monetary Authority of Singapore

Implement granular, role-based security, session audits and access controls on audited systems, providing the level of accountability required by MAS Technology Risk Management guidelines.