ARCON | Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a comprehensive solution designed to provide robust security for high-value systems and data. It addresses the challenges of securing privileged identities from both compromised insiders and external threats, while also managing privileged access across complex IT systems, applications, and platforms. With the rapid increase of human and machine privileged identities due to large-scale automations, cloud adoption, and digitalization, ARCON PAM offers a dynamic solution capable of handling modern use cases. It includes features such as just-in-time access, adaptive authentication, context-aware controls, remote access, secrets management, and extensive integration for DevOps. ARCON PAM offers core features and functionality required to attain a PAM maturity model, ensuring impregnable privileged identity security. It is trusted by banking organizations, government agencies, healthcare chains, and many other vertical markets for building robust IAM and compliance frameworks.

Features:

• Discovery & Onboarding: Effectively manage users by onboarding them from Microsoft AD, AWS, Azure, and GCP network, and add new server groups, user accounts with privileges to a single PAM instance. Mitigate the threat of orphaned privileged accounts spread across heterogeneous IT environment by discovering all Privileged IDs and devices through auto discovery.
• Multifactor Authentication: Reinforce the security measures and enforce the Zero Trust principles by adopting MFA. In addition to built-in dual factor authentication ARCON has seamless integration with all modern MFA tools such as Google Authentication, Microsoft Authentication, ARCON Authentication, hardware tokens, facial recognition, biometric authentication as well as traditional options such as SMS and Email OTP.
• Single Sign-on: Employees requiring one-time secure administrative access to web applications, On-prem legacy, and cloud applications do not have to bother managing multiple login credentials to access multiple applications. ARCON SSO supports all standard identity-based authentication protocols such as 0Auth2.0, Open ID Connect (OIDC), Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML).
• Access Control: Grant access based on “need to know” and “need to do” basis. Access Control allows to manage privileged users based on their roles, responsibilities, and tasks – enforcing the principle of least privileges and reducing the risk of unauthorized access and misuse of sensitivity systems and data
• Credential Management: Offers critical features and functions to manage and protect credentials/SSH keys/secrets meant to access privileged accounts. The mechanism includes vaulting, randomization and retrieval of credentials for interactive access to target systems by privileged users, making business and infrastructure secure from unauthorized access.
• Session Management: Provides core functions to monitor, terminate, and record privileged sessions. Ensures authorized operations in authorized systems with real-time threat detection and responses as well as ensure stringent security for overly critical privileged sessions with audit trials for all fired commands and files accessed.
• Extended Use Cases Supported: Enforce the principle of least privileges and mitigate the chance of privileged access abuse by implementing ARCON’s Just-in-time (JIT) privileges capabilities. ARCON offers all standard JIT approaches to ensure that the right person has access to the right systems at the right time.
• Identity Governance: Establish a robust governing model to effectively manage people (privileged users), policies and processes, as well as assets within the privileged access environment. Ensure compliance and enhance security with a powerful identity governance engine.
• Cloud Infrastructure Entitlements Management: Seamlessly manage several computing instances and workloads spanning multiple cloud platforms with ARCON’s CIEM to address a growing number of use cases on cloud. Monitor, control, and remediate risks arising from anomalous identities and over-privileged users’ sprawls to mitigate the privileged attack threat vector.
• Advanced Threat Analytics: Reduces the privileged attack threat vector by continuously learning, discovering, and predicting threats arising from anomalous privileged identities that deviate from baseline activities using AI and ML- leveraged ARCON Knight Analytics. The powerful engine builds proactive security posture as opposed to reactive approach.