Privileged Access Management

Having trouble defining, controlling and monitoring administrative privileges across your IT systems? If so, you’re not alone. Most Linux and UNIX-like operating systems and database shared functional accounts provide unrestricted, untraceable access - making privileged account management very difficult.

Core Privileged Access Manager (BoKS) solves these issues by centrally controlling privileged account delegation and enforcing which commands can be executed by role. It eliminates privileged password sharing to significantly reduce the risk of insider fraud.

How We Help You Gain Control of Access

Grant privileges

Define and enforce who is granted elevated privilege, when, from where, and how

Require authentication

Require context driven authentication

Vary authentication

Vary authentication based on who, what, when and where

Require individual logins

Require users to log in using their own password or token, and elevate privilege without a shared password

Control command execution

Control which commands can be executed by privileged users, and audit privileged activity

Delegate privileges granularly

Granular delegation of privilege

Assign command sets

Assign command sets instead of giving root

Centrally manage sudo

Lock all doors

With “locks” on all the “doors”, and keys only being used in the right places at the right times you are sure you are taking centralized control of SSH

The Benefits of Privileged Access Controls with BoKS

Quickly Meet Compliance

Quickly meet access/authorization regulations as described in SOX, HIPAA, GLBA, PCI DSS, FDCC and FISMA.

Reduce Admin Overhead

The centralization of policy and audit data reduces the administrative overhead normally associated with these tasks.

Prevent Breaches

Define the who can do what, from where, when, and how to ensure stronger security that prevents breaches before they start.