CA PAM Insights

What is CA PAM?

CA Privileged Access Manager (CA PAM), now a Broadcom product, is a solution designed to manage and secure privileged accounts and access to critical systems. It's commonly used to control, monitor, and audit privileged user activities, reduce the risk of insider threats and external attacks, and comply with security and regulatory requirements. Key capabilities include password management, session recording and monitoring, and multi-factor authentication for privileged access.

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What other technologies are related to CA PAM?

CA PAM Competitor Technologies

CyberArk

CyberArk is a direct competitor in the Privileged Access Management (PAM) space, offering similar solutions for managing and securing privileged accounts.

mentioned alongside CA PAM in 1% (126) of relevant job posts

CA PAM Complementary Technologies

Splunk

Splunk is a security information and event management (SIEM) system. PAM solutions often integrate with Splunk to provide security logging and monitoring of privileged access activities.

mentioned alongside CA PAM in 0% (55) of relevant job posts

Microsoft Active Directory

Active Directory is a directory service that is commonly used to manage user accounts and permissions in Windows environments. CA PAM can integrate with Active Directory for authentication and authorization of privileged users.

mentioned alongside CA PAM in 0% (107) of relevant job posts