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Identity & Access Management

Privileged Access Management (PAM)

Privileged accounts are the keys to your most critical systems. PAM secures them with vaulting, just-in-time elevation, session control and continuous oversight.

Overview

What is Privileged Access Management (PAM)?

Privileged Access Management governs administrator, root, service and emergency accounts across servers, databases, network devices, cloud consoles and SaaS. Core controls include credential vaulting and rotation, just-in-time and just-enough privilege, session isolation and recording, and least-privilege enforcement on endpoints.

Why it matters

When organizations need it

These are common signs that an organization would benefit from Privileged Access Management (PAM).

Signs you need it

  • Shared administrator passwords or credentials stored in documents
  • Standing admin rights that are rarely reviewed
  • Third-party vendors with persistent privileged access
  • Limited visibility of what administrators actually did

Capabilities

Key capabilities

  • Credential vaulting & rotation

    Discover privileged accounts and bring them under managed, rotated credentials.

  • Just-in-time access

    Time-bound elevation with approval, replacing standing privilege.

  • Session management

    Brokered, monitored and recorded privileged sessions.

  • Endpoint least privilege

    Remove local admin rights without blocking productivity.

Scope

What you receive

  • Privileged account discovery and risk ranking
  • PAM architecture and policy design
  • Phased onboarding of systems and accounts
  • Session monitoring and alert integration with the SOC
  • Operational runbooks

Our approach

How CoreIAM helps

We phase PAM around risk — the most critical systems and accounts first — and integrate it with IGA and your SOC so privileged activity is governed and watched.

Engagement

Engagement approach

  1. Discover

    Stakeholder interviews, application and identity inventory, control review.

  2. Define

    Target state, policies, role model and success measures.

  3. Deliver

    Iterative implementation, integration and application onboarding waves.

  4. Operate

    Ongoing administration, reviews, tuning and support.

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