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Privilege Management 
for Windows

Privilege management (PAM) for Windows controls user rights & access to files, applications, and system settings, enhancing security & compliance.

  Enhance governance & safety of admin accounts on Windows systems

  Dynamically enforce the least privilege & remove local admin rights

  Control elevated permissions on desktops in a flexible & secure way

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Privileged Access Management (PAM)


What is Privileged Management for Windows?


Privilege Management for Windows is a solution that allows you to manage privileged users, admin rights, and privilege access from a single, intuitive dashboard. Specifically designed for Windows environments and integrated with Active Directory, it seamlessly fits into your existing setup without requiring system adjustments.

This PAM for Windows solution helps your organization prevent unauthorized changes by prompting administrative approval and assigning privileges based on user roles. It implements the principle of Least Privilege and manages users' account credentials with elevated access rights. Additionally, it continuously monitors, audits, and enforces MFA security on privileged accounts.

Moreover, it provides robust session management, including managing and recording sessions of privileged users through Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) on a managed Windows server. This ensures comprehensive oversight and control, enhancing your organization's security posture. With this solution, you can effectively secure and manage your Windows servers.

PAM for Windows infrastructure, ensuring optimal security and efficiency. Furthermore, it helps you continuously monitor, audit, manage & record sessions of privileged users. Additionally, provide MFA security on Privileged accounts.



Importance of PAM for Windows



Privilege Management for Windows is a critical component of a strong cybersecurity strategy. If your systems are running on Windows and your users are stored in Active Directory, then it is very important to implement Windows Privilege Management to fortify your organizational security posture. Here is how a Windows PAM solution protects your critical Windows systems:


Zero Trust Approach

Zero Trust Security for Windows and Mac involves removing local admin rights and applying strict least privilege policies. This limits cyberattack surfaces, reducing entry points for threats and enhancing overall security.

Ensures Damage Control After Attacks:

by limiting the damage from compromised privileged accounts due to the lack of admin privileges. This highlights the need for a robust privilege management solution.

Access Control to Prevent Insider Threats:

They are allowing only authorized users to access critical systems, minimizing risks from both insider threats and external attacks.

Adherence to Security Compliance:

It's ensured that this solution follows cybersecurity best practices and complies with International Cybersecurity Regulations, facilitated by a comprehensive endpoint manager.



Features of Privilege Management for Windows



True Least Privilege


Limit the permissions, access & special privileges of privileged accounts and grant specific privileges for a limited time to accomplish the required task.

  • Provide restricted access to privileged credentials, enhancing security by granting permission on an all-or-nothing basis.
  • Ensure users only access resources essential for their job roles, limiting unnecessary exposure.
  • Assign temporary admin privileges on an as-needed basis, granting full access to necessary applications and services only when required.
Privilege Elevation and Delegation Management (PEDM)


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Granular Access Control


Assign privileges based on the job roles of each user account as defined in Active Directory and apply strict access control over who can access what in your Windows systems.

  • Defines access by user attributes such as role, time, and location.
  • Configures privileges within roles to specify allowed actions.
  • Allows dynamic customization of permissions based on job functions.
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MFA for Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)


Add an extra layer of MFA security on privileged accounts like admin accounts to prevent unauthorized access & privacy breaches. Apply custom MFA policies to tackle specific risk situations.

  • Requires multiple verification factors beyond a single password, improving overall security.
  • Supports diverse authentication methods passwords, Google/Microsoft Authenticator, OTP via SMS/email, Yubikey, and push notifications.
  • Ensures that even if one factor is compromised, additional verification barriers prevent unauthorized access.
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Privileged Access Management (PAM) Integration

Real-time Session Monitoring, Auditing, & Alerts


Monitor sessions of privileged users, and audit activity logs to identify suspicious behaviors. Take swift action with real-time security alerts.

  • Offers valuable information on user access, whereabouts, intent & timing.
  • Get real-time notifications of suspicious activities, aid rapid detection and response to potential cybersecurity threats.
  • Identify anomalies, operational issues, & system errors in addition to managing all privileged accounts in one place.
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Privilege Credential Management


Manage Windows credentials of all privileged accounts securely with Password Vault and remove credential theft vulnerability with Automated Password Rotations.

  • Enhanced Security, with strong passwords, regular password rotation, and robust policies.
  • Securely store and manage privileged passwords in a centralized password vault.
  • Granular access control and activity monitoring for threat detection.
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Privileged Access Management (PAM) Integration

Recording and Playback Session


Monitor sessions of privileged users, and audit activity logs to identify suspicious behaviors. Take swift action with real-time security alerts.

  • Protects business interests by capturing privileged user activities.
  • Monitors real-time behavior and automates logs.
  • Track system errors, operational problems, and irregularities using audit trails.
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Ensure compliance with our comprehensive security protocols throughout the entire product lifecycle for a seamlessly secure experience.


  HIPAA


  GDPR


  NIST


  CCPA


  PCI DSS


  ISO


  SOX


  Swift Security Framework






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Frequently Asked Questions


What is a privileged account in Windows?

A privileged account in Windows refers to those accounts to which powerful rights, privileges, and permissions are granted. These accounts allow users to perform nearly any action in Active Directory and on domain-joined systems. Effective privilege management for Windows is crucial to ensure security and control over these powerful accounts.

What is server privilege management?

Server privilege management involves controlling and monitoring the privileges assigned to user accounts on servers. This ensures that users have only the necessary access to perform their roles, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or changes. Windows privilege management solutions often include features to manage and audit server privileges effectively.

What is privileged access management in Active Directory?

Privileged access management in Active Directory focuses on securing, managing, and monitoring privileged accounts within the Active Directory environment. This involves implementing controls and policies to ensure that privileged users have the least amount of access necessary to perform their tasks, enhancing overall security and reducing the risk of breaches.

What is Windows least privilege access?

Windows least privilege access is a security principle that ensures users have the minimum level of access necessary to perform their job functions. Implementing least privilege access within Windows endpoint manager and privilege management for Windows helps reduce the risk of accidental or malicious actions that could compromise system security.

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