DNA Privileged Access Management
Manage critical access rights centrally and ensure secure access to your organisation’s most important systems.
PAM solution improves security and helps protect against cyber threats
Accounts with privileged access rights are among the most attractive targets for attackers. The number of cyber threats continues to grow, and without centralised management, privileged access rights can create significant security and compliance risks.
DNA Privileged Access Management (PAM) brings the management of administrative and privileged accounts together in a single service. The solution enables access rights to be controlled, approved, monitored and documented, and ensures that privileged access is granted only when needed and, if required, for a limited period. All privileged user activity is recorded within the service and can be fully traced, so you always know who did what and when. In addition, the service securely stores passwords for critical accounts and automatically rotates them.
DNA is responsible for the monitoring, management and ongoing maintenance of the PAM service, ensuring efficient and secure operation. Centralised visibility into critical access rights also simplifies audits, supports compliance requirements and helps identify anomalies at an early stage. This reduces security risks and enables organisations to respond quickly to potential threats.
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Secure critical
access rightsReduce the risk of misuse by centrally protecting privileged accounts and passwords.
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Monitor access rights centrally
Comprehensive visibility into who used access rights, when they were used and for what purpose.
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Access rights only when needed
Privileged access is granted only when needed and, if required, for a limited period.
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Continuous monitoring and maintenance
DNA is responsible for the management, maintenance and 24/7 monitoring of the service.
Service features
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Licences, maintenance, support and monitoring included as part of the monthly service
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Deployment and configuration included in the delivery
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Centralised management of privileged access rights across IT and OT environments
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Encrypted vault for passwords, API tokens, certificates, SSH keys and other credentials
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Automatic password and key rotation and lifecycle management
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Management and protection of service accounts as part of the critical credentials framework
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Role-based access control for critical systems, including approval workflows for access requests
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Just-in-Time access rights for temporary administrative needs
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Real-time session monitoring, recording and command- and activity-level controls
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Secure administrative connections without exposing actual credentials to the user
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Integrations with IAM, IdP and MFA solutions
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Privileged Access Management?
Privileged Access Management (PAM) refers to the management, monitoring and protection of administrator, superuser and other critical access rights. Its purpose is to ensure that privileged access is used appropriately, that its use can be audited afterwards, and that access to critical systems is granted only when required.
Why is Privileged Access Management important?
Accounts with privileged access rights are among the most attractive targets for attackers. Without centralised management, privileged access can create significant security and compliance risks. Centralised management helps organisations monitor access, limit permissions and improve visibility into critical accounts.
What does DNA Privileged Access Management include?
DNA Privileged Access Management brings the management of administrative and privileged access rights together in a single service. The service includes access control, approval workflows, monitoring, auditing and documentation, secure storage of critical accounts, and automatic password rotation. In addition, DNA is responsible for the management, maintenance and monitoring of the PAM service.
How does the service protect privileged accounts?
The service securely stores critical credentials in an encrypted vault and provides centralised management of those credentials. It also enables secure administrative connections without exposing the actual credentials to the user. Automatic password and access key rotation helps reduce the risk of credential misuse.
What does Just-in-Time access mean?
Just-in-Time access refers to privileged access rights that are granted only when needed and, if required, for a limited period of time. This reduces the number of permanently assigned privileged access rights and supports controlled access management for critical systems.
How does the service support audits and compliance?
The service records privileged user activity and makes it fully traceable. This enables organisations to review who used privileged access rights, when those rights were used, and what actions were performed. Centralised visibility into access rights simplifies audits and supports compliance with regulatory and organisational requirements.
Who is DNA Privileged Access Management for?
The service is designed for organisations that want to centrally manage, monitor and protect critical access rights. The solution supports both IT and OT environments and helps reduce security risks associated with privileged access while improving visibility into its use.
See also
Security Operations Centre is required to monitor the use of access rights.
Strong Authentication enables multi-factor authentication if it is not already in use.
Firewall enables the collection of the required log data and helps protect network traffic.