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What is PAM?

Privileged Access Management (PAM) refers to the policies and technologies used to manage and control access to privileged accounts and sensitive information within an organization. PAM helps organizations to secure their critical assets, comply with regulations, and reduce the risk of security breaches by restricting unauthorized access and monitoring privileged activities. It is commonly used to manage passwords for administrative accounts, enforce multi-factor authentication, and audit privileged user sessions.

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What other technologies are related to PAM?

PAM Competitor Technologies

CyberArk

CyberArk is a direct competitor in the PAM market, offering similar solutions for managing and securing privileged access.

mentioned alongside PAM in 5% (1.2k) of relevant job posts

BeyondTrust

BeyondTrust is a direct competitor in the PAM market, providing solutions for managing privileged access and identities.

mentioned alongside PAM in 7% (230) of relevant job posts

PAM Complementary Technologies

IGA

Identity Governance and Administration. IGA helps manage user access rights and roles, ensuring that users have appropriate access to resources, complementing PAM's privileged access controls.

mentioned alongside PAM in 45% (647) of relevant job posts

MFA

Multi-Factor Authentication. MFA adds an extra layer of security to privileged accounts, which integrates with PAM solutions to enhance authentication.

mentioned alongside PAM in 7% (1.6k) of relevant job posts

IAM

Identity and Access Management. PAM is a subset of IAM focused on privileged accounts. Broader IAM solutions manage all identities, while PAM focuses on the most sensitive.

mentioned alongside PAM in 4% (2.7k) of relevant job posts