SESSIONS
ALERTS 3
VAULT ONLINE
ACCOUNTS MANAGED 2,847
COVERAGE 94.2%
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Privileged Access Management — Server Control

SERVERPAM

Zero Standing Privilege · Just-in-Time Access · Full Session Audit

Centralize control over every privileged account, service credential, and admin session across your server infrastructure. Vault credentials, enforce least-privilege, and record every keystroke — before attackers find what you've left unguarded.

Quick Access Request JIT
Live Alerts 3
09:14 PROD-DB-01 — Root login from unknown IP 45.33.32.156
09:11 j.carter — Privilege escalation attempt blocked
09:08 Service account SVC-BACKUP expired credential rotated
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Credential Vault
Encrypted storage for all privileged passwords, SSH keys, and API tokens. Credentials are injected into sessions — users never see the actual password.
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Just-in-Time Access
No standing admin rights. Elevated access is provisioned on-demand for a defined window, then automatically revoked the moment the session ends.
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Session Recording
Every privileged session is recorded in full — keystrokes, commands, file transfers. Forensic-grade audit trail for compliance and incident response.
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Threat Detection
Behavioral analytics flag anomalous activity in real time. Suspicious commands trigger automatic session termination and security team escalation.
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Secrets Management
Eliminate hard-coded credentials in scripts and CI/CD pipelines. Short-lived tokens with automatic rotation prevent secrets sprawl across DevOps environments.
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Compliance Reporting
Pre-built reports for SOX, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and NIST. Continuous evidence that privileged access controls are enforced — not just documented.

ACCESS WORKFLOW

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01
Request
User submits request with justification and ticket reference via portal or API
02
Policy Check
PAM evaluates authorization rules, risk level, and approval requirements
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Credential Inject
Credential is vaulted and injected — user authenticates through PAM gateway, never sees the actual password
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Monitor & Record
Every action is recorded. Behavioral analytics flag anomalies. Session can be terminated instantly.
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Revoke & Rotate
Session ends, access revoked instantly, credential auto-rotated, audit trail archived
User submits an access request through the PAM portal or API, specifying the target server, access type, required duration, and a justification or ticket reference. All requests are logged with timestamp and requester identity.

LIVE SESSIONS

6 Active
User Target Action Risk Duration Control
Credential Vault LOCKED
847
Credentials Vaulted
Password Coverage 94%
MFA Enforcement 89%
Orphan Accounts 12 Found
Least Privilege Score 78%
Secrets Rotated (24h) 62
99%
Uptime SLA
<30s
Access Grant Time
0
Standing Privileges
2.8k
Credentials Managed
100%
Session Audit Coverage

COMPLIANCE COVERAGE

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SOC 2
System & Organization Controls
CC6.3, CC6.6, CC7.2 — Privileged access controls and anomaly detection
Compliant
PCI-DSS
Payment Card Industry
Req 7 & 10 — Restrict access to system components, track privileged user activity
Compliant
HIPAA
Health Insurance Portability
Access Controls (§164.312(a)) — Audit controls and access restriction for ePHI systems
Partial
NIST
SP 800-53 / CSF
PR.AC-4, PR.AC-6, AU-2 — Access control, credential management, audit logging
Compliant
SOC 2 Type II requires continuous monitoring of privileged access, automated session recording, and evidence of least-privilege enforcement. Server PAM satisfies CC6.3 (access revocation), CC6.6 (privileged access), and CC7.2 (anomaly detection) with full audit trails.

JIT ACCESS DEMO

Simulate a privileged access request
SERVER-PAM GATEWAY v4.2.1
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● System ready. Awaiting request.
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