Privileged user access Management
Hitachi ID Privileged Access Manager is a system for securing access to privileged accounts. It works by regularly randomizing privileged passwords on workstations, servers, network devices and applications. Random passwords are encrypted and stored on at least two replicated credential vaults. Access to privileged accounts may be disclosed:
- To IT staff, after they have authenticated and their requests have been authorized.
- To applications, replacing embedded passwords.
- To Windows workstations and servers, which need them to start services.
Password changes and access disclosure are closely controlled and audited, to satisfy policy and regulatory requirements.
In an organization with thousands of IT assets, it can be difficult to securely manage access to privileged accounts:
- There are thousands of privileged passwords.
- Administrator passwords exist on each device and application.
- It is difficult to coordinate changes to shared passwords.
When there are many shared, static passwords, former IT staff retain sensitive access after leaving an organization. It can also be difficult to trace changes back to individuals who made them.
Privileged Access Manager secures privileged accounts on an enterprise scale:
- It periodically randomizes every privileged password.
- Users must sign into Privileged Access Manager when they need to use a privileged account. Multi-factor authentication can be required.
- Privileged Access Manager launches login sessions on behalf of users, without displaying passwords - single sign-on.
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