Overview

Today’s advanced cyber threats bypass perimeter security, covertly infiltrating networks, exploiting vulnerabilities to move between systems, and extracting sensitive data at will.

Organizations that deploy Enterprise Random Password Manager™ (ERPM), Lieberman Software’s adaptive privileged identity management platform, reduce their risk exposure by discovering and securing privileged account vulnerabilities in the enterprise.

According to industry estimates, 100% of data breaches involve stolen credentials. Cyber attackers need privileged credentials to carry out their illicit plans – whether to install malware, steal data or disable hardware.

ERPM counters these attacks by limiting the lifetime of privileged credentials, which minimizes an organization’s exposure to cyber attacks – on premises and in the cloud.
ERPM protects organizations against APTs, malicious insiders, and other sophisticated cyber attacks. Its ability to automatically find and eliminate privileged account security threats in real-time, before attackers can exploit them, is the key to stopping cyber attacks that penetrate the perimeter.Our technology is fundamentally different from other PIM vendors who offer security appliances. Unlike products that rely on vaults to store credentials, ERPM incorporates automated continuous discovery and correlation of privileged credentials to regain command over the IT environment.

ERPM provides the industry-unique ability to automatically find and document privileged identities throughout the network – including stale logins, unchanged passwords and accounts that the customer may not even know are there. This prevents hackers and malicious insiders from exploiting unsecured privileged accounts to gain access to sensitive systems.

ERPM also offers rapid scalability to manage millions of accounts. That’s because a truly secure environment requires that all privileged identities on all systems be discovered and managed, despite the size of the enterprise.

Our philosophy is simple: cyber attackers use automation to find weaknesses. Only by employing automated security can you find and repair vulnerabilities faster than hackers can exploit them.