Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a critical cybersecurity tool to separate users from valuable administrator credentials used to manage shared servers, devices, and systems. PAM goes beyond Identity Access Management (IAM) which focuses on proving the identity of the user.
PAM takes that identity and applies policies to determine which systems they can access, and with what privilege level. Advanced PAM solutions such as PAM as Service or on-premise, take this further and include capabilities to run privileged applications in a protected environment, monitor and record privileged sessions, and automate processes that need privileged access.
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