Mitigate the risk of breaches and data leaks by controlling access and actions at the granular level.
Streamline IT processes by ensuring the right people have the right privileges for their tasks.
Minimize vulnerabilities by eliminating unnecessary privileges and limiting potential attack vectors.
Seamlessly align with regulatory requirements using auditable privilege tracking. Generate comprehensive reports on user activities to demonstrate compliance adherence.
Define roles and responsibilities, then assign appropriate privileges to users based on their roles.
Allow list approved applications and block unauthorized or suspicious software from executing.
Continuously monitor privilege use, promptly detecting and responding to unusual activities.
Control privilege escalation attempts, ensuring they follow predefined workflows and approval processes.
Endpoint Privilege Management guarantees that trustworthy apps are executed with the least amount of privilege allowed, and it determines if an application can run and how (under what privilege circumstances) it can run. EPM also reduces endpoint risks by combining least privilege (users only have the access they need) with application control (unauthorized applications are restricted or blocked).
Read moreEndpoint Privilege Management will help maintain network by a zero trust approach by leveraging application control and principle of least privilege (Plop).
Read moreIt helps reduce security incidents by limiting the exposure of endpoints to potential threats. This, in turn, minimizes the risk of data breaches and unauthorized access to sensitive information. Endpoint privilege management also aids in achieving regulatory compliance by enforcing access control policies and tracking user activity on endpoints. Moreover, it enhances productivity by enabling users to perform necessary tasks without unnecessary administrative privileges, leading to a more efficient and secure IT environment.
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