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miniOrange PAM Glossary


Glossary

Term Meaning
System User A specialized account for automated system operations or privileged access requiring rotation.
Resources Any server or endpoint managed within PAM (Privileged Access Management).
App Privileged applications like databases or software.
Web App Online platforms managed within PAM.
Resources Type The type of asset, such as SSH, RDP, or VNC.
Port The network port through which the asset communicates.
Target Machine The system where the web app is hosted or accessed.
Database Policy A security rule set that governs access and actions on database applications.
Session Timeout The duration before an idle session is automatically terminated.
Audit Events Tracks all executed commands and actions for auditing purposes.
Recorded Sessions Log user activity for later review.
Live Stream Enables real-time monitoring of user actions.
Enforce MFA Requires multi-factor authentication for added security.
Transaction Control Determines whether commands are executed in a transactional manner.
Password Policy A set of rules defining password complexity, expiry, and reuse restrictions.
Password Expiry A time limit after which users must reset their passwords.
Special Symbols Non-alphanumeric characters (e.g., @, #, $, %).
Force Reset Users must change their password immediately upon expiry.
Lock Account Prevents user login until a new password is set.
Password Rotation The automated process of periodically changing passwords to prevent unauthorized access.
Rotation Interval The frequency at which passwords are rotated (e.g., every 30 days).
Scheduled Rotation A policy where passwords are updated at set intervals.
After Every Use Rotation Ensures passwords are changed immediately after each usage.
SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, a protocol for sending emails through servers.
Port Number The port used by your SMTP server to accept connections (e.g., 25, 465, 587).
TLS/SSL Encryption methods are used for securing email communication.
Sender Email The email address from which messages are sent.
Test Configuration Functionality to verify if your SMTP settings are working before saving.