Imprivata, Privileged Access Management
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Imprivata, Privileged Access Management
Additional Info
| Company | Imprivata, The Digital Identity Company |
| Website | http://www.imprivata.com |
| Company size (employees) | 500 to 999 |
| Headquarters Region | North America |
Overview
Imprivata Privileged Access Management is a comprehensive, easy-to-use privileged access management (PAM) solution that secures privileged, critical accounts from unauthorized access. It allows for secure and efficient access for admin and IT users to access privileged accounts within your network, enabling organizations to gain visibility and control over privileged internal access and secure privileged credentials. The solution provides advanced management of all privileged credentials, including just-in-time access, password rotation, discovery, credential workflows, and one-time-use generation.
How we are different
- Imprivata recognizes that manually sharing access to privileged accounts is risky, especially considering that 80% of breaches involve privileged credentials. Balancing ease of operability with security, Imprivata PAM provides users with a seamless way to manage, monitor, and secure all privileged access at their organization. The platform is agentless and has dozens of features, including a password vault, job engine, and session manager.
- Imprivata PAM also has a quick implementation process that takes approximately 30 days, improving customers' time to value. With a simple licensing structure, measured by each user/digital identity, Imprivata PAM has also been recognized as a market leader with competitive pricing and feature parity.
- Another differentiator with Imprivata PAM is its ability to enable users to continue using native tools, like RDP or putty, so admins can continue working exactly as they do today, with the benefits of MFA, session recording, and auditing. This improves both the security posture and the workforce's ability to function. In turn, it increases end-user quality of life and adoption, making security practically invisible for end-users.
