Privileged Access Management
with Security Event Manager
Monitor, track, and report on privileged user behavior
Monitor, detect and prevent unauthorized privileged access to critical resources
PAM solutions support the implementation of least privilege
Implementing a policy of least privilege minimizes unnecessary privilege allocation to help ensure access to sensitive data is available only to those users who need it. By using the privileged access management (PAM) feature in SolarWinds® Security Event Manager (SEM), admins can easily integrate with Active Directory to set privileged user access as needed. Admins can also learn whether current privileged access accounts are working as intended. SolarWinds SEM can report on the actual usage of privileges, justify granting elevated permissions, and audit for the abuse of these privileges.
Integrate intelligence with security automation tools
Security automation enables you to avoid time-intensive manual tasks such as scouring log data for threats. SEM offers machine-driven normalization and centralization of logs and files and advanced search and data visualization options. SEM can compare network activity to an integrated threat intelligence database, which offers researched, regularly updated insight into known threats such as bad IPs. This immediate, actionable intelligence helps empower you to address security and compliance concerns more quickly.
Enforce privileged access security policies with auditing
Shared operations, default administrative, and service accounts are commonly used to connect network users across platforms. However, from a security perspective, it is important to prohibit hackers from obtaining password-protected access to critical systems and confidential data.
SolarWinds SEM can help enforce these security policies by monitoring and auditing all administrative changes. The SEM privileged access management solutions can collect an intuitive audit of privileged account activities so admins can easily run automated, custom reports of privileged access log data.
Protect against unauthorized access with automated PAM compliance
Hackers often exploit the lack of robust security and proper management within privileged access environments to gain unauthorized control over critical systems. When privileged accounts are not adequately secured, these bad actors can easily access sensitive information, escalate their privileges, and carry out malicious activities undetected.
With the integration of network security monitoring tools like SolarWinds SEM, PAM solutions provide real-time insights into who is accessing what, when, and how. This fortifies the organization's security posture and simplifies the process of generating comprehensive reports for compliance audits.
Gain superior visibility with SolarWinds Security Observability
Achieve unparalleled visibility across your entire IT environment with our SolarWinds® Observability Self-Hosted product, seamlessly integrated with our comprehensive suite of security tools—Security Event Manager (SEM), SolarWinds Access Rights Manager (ARM), and SolarWinds Patch Manager. This powerful combination, known as Security Observability, allows you to monitor, manage, and secure your network like never before. ARM is critical in this integration, monitoring accounts and access to various tools and helping ensure only authorized users can reach sensitive areas of your infrastructure. With SEM providing real-time threat detection and Patch Manager helping ensue all systems are current and secure, our SolarWinds Observability Self-Hosted solution delivers a robust, end-to-end security framework.
Get More on Privileged Access Management
Do you find yourself asking…
Privileged access management (PAM) refers to maintaining and safeguarding accounts within a system with special access to sensitive data. Privileged users can take various forms, from trusted high-security company managers to IT contractors who can access necessary data. Delegating data management responsibilities to privileged accounts can be crucial to a company function, but multiple users with data modification capability can also increase the risk of privileged account login capabilities falling into the wrong hands.
In recent years, the "privileged account management" concept has broadened and is now more commonly referred to as "Privileged Access Management." This shift recognizes securing privileged account passwords to verify the identity of the user or service accessing the account is one part of the equation. Equally important is controlling what actions user or service can perform once access is granted, making this a critical aspect of any comprehensive PAM solution.
Privileged access management (PAM) refers to maintaining and safeguarding accounts within a system with special access to sensitive data. Privileged users can take various forms, from trusted high-security company managers to IT contractors who can access necessary data. Delegating data management responsibilities to privileged accounts can be crucial to a company function, but multiple users with data modification capability can also increase the risk of privileged account login capabilities falling into the wrong hands.
In recent years, the "privileged account management" concept has broadened and is now more commonly referred to as "Privileged Access Management." This shift recognizes securing privileged account passwords to verify the identity of the user or service accessing the account is one part of the equation. Equally important is controlling what actions user or service can perform once access is granted, making this a critical aspect of any comprehensive PAM solution.
Enforce Security Measures With Privileged Access Management
Security Event Manager
- Keep track of privileged access use and leverage automated threat response.
- Optimize your security by implementing the principle of least privilege across the network.
- Streamline privileged account auditing for proactive security changes.
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