Privileged access represents the keys to your technology castle. Once a cybercriminal threat actor has access to your privileged access accounts, they can do anything they want with your applications or data.
Privileged Access Management (PAM) helps you lock down those accounts so that only your trained and authorized workforce can access those accounts. PAM keeps you safe and resilient against cyberattack.
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Common questions about Privileged Access Management (PAM).
Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a cybersecurity discipline that secures, controls, and monitors accounts with elevated permissions — such as system administrators, service accounts, and database admins. PAM typically vaults privileged credentials, enforces just-in-time access, and records privileged sessions so elevated accounts can't be misused or stolen unnoticed. Infocentric implements PAM for organizations in the Philippines.
Privileged accounts hold the keys to your applications, servers, and data, so a single compromised admin credential can let an attacker move freely across your environment. PAM reduces that risk by removing standing privileged access, requiring approval for elevated actions, and logging every privileged session for audit and incident response.
Identity and Access Management (IAM) governs authentication and access for all users, while Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) manages the lifecycle and certification of that access. PAM is a specialized subset focused narrowly on the smaller set of high-risk, elevated accounts — vaulting their credentials, brokering sessions, and recording activity that ordinary IAM controls don't cover.
A PAM implementation typically starts with discovering and inventorying every privileged account, then onboarding those credentials into a secure vault, enforcing just-in-time and least-privilege access policies, and enabling session monitoring and recording. Infocentric implements Privileged Access Management (PAM) in the Philippines using leading platforms such as Delinea, CyberArk, and BeyondTrust, scoped to each client's environment.
PAM costs vary widely based on the number of privileged accounts, chosen vendor, deployment model (cloud or on-premises), and the scope of integration with existing systems, so there is no single industry-wide price. Organizations typically get an accurate estimate through a scoping consultation; Infocentric offers a free consultation to assess PAM needs and cost for businesses in the Philippines.
See how our expertise in Application and Data Security, Network Security, and Governance can help you build a unique competitive advantage in managing your enterprise business securely and confidently.
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