Core Privileged Access Manager (BoKS)
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Core Privileged Access Manager (BoKS)
Additional Info
| Company | Core Security by HelpSystems |
| Website | http://www.helpsystems.com |
| Company size (employees) | 1,000 to 4,999 |
Overview
Core Privileged Access Manager (BoKS) transforms an organization’s multi-vendor Linux and UNIX server environment into one centrally managed security domain. BoKS simplifies the ability to enforce security policies, and control access to critical systems and information. With full control over accounts, access and privilege, IT and security teams can proactively prevent internal and external attacks on critical systems before they start.
As a comprehensive privileged account management solution, Core Privileged Access Manager centralizes management of user profiles and accounts, enabling IT to easily manage access and privileges in one centralized location. Users are only given the access they need with least privilege access enforcement to keep security in the forefront.
Core Privileged Access Manager also enables IT teams to record keystrokes and output to gain fully visibility across the environment and reduce risk of insider threats. With the ability to create turnkey IT security and compliance reports, IT and security teams can also make informed decisions based on full visibility across your server environment.
How we are different
Core Privileged Access Manager (BoKS) enables organizations to protect their most critical systems and data by:
o Improving Security with Granular Privileged Access Controls: Most systems provide unrestricted, untraceable access, making privileged account management very difficult. Core Privileged Access Manager (BoKS) offers centrally controlled privileged account delegation, enforcing which commands can be executed by role and eliminates privileged password sharing to significantly reduce the risk of insider fraud.
o Enforcing Security Controls Across the Multi-Platform Environment: Many organizations run heterogenous Linux/UNIX server environments with a mix of legacy systems alongside new infrastructure, including on-premises servers, private cloud, and/or public cloud deployments. Core Privileged Access Manager provides complete control over accounts and privileged access, making sure that the principle of least privilege is applied across the entire environment.
o Ensuring Regulatory Compliance: Core Privileged Access Manager enables companies to meet compliance regulations, such as PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and SOX by architecting security into deployment from the start. With automated credentials management and an enforcement approach, organizations get out of SSH key management, enabling them to increase the granularity of access enforcement, and easily meet strict compliance regulations. Core Privileged Access Manager is used by multi-national enterprises with stringent compliance requirements to both ensure and simplify compliance.
