Hitachi ID Privileged Access Manager Features
Hitachi ID Privileged Access Manager is network security software designed specifically to address
the problem of insecure, static and well-known administrator passwords.
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- Randomize privileged passwords:
Privileged Access Manager periodically randomizes passwords on privileged accounts. - Launch privileged login sessions:
Privileged Access Manager launches login sessions to privileged accounts subject to access control policies and/or workflow approvals. - Limit concurrent administrator logins:
Privileged Access Manager controls how many people can sign into the same privileged account at the same time using a checkout/checkin process. - Record administrator logins:
Privileged Access Manager can record the login sessions it launches for users to sign into privileged accounts. These recordings are both a forensic audit trail and a knowledge sharing resource. - Password history:
Privileged Access Manager captures a full history of passwords for privileged accounts. This is useful when recovering servers and databases from backup media. - Audit logs and reports:
Login sessions to privileged accounts are logged by Privileged Access Manager and visible in reports. This makes administrators accountable for changes they may make to systems and applications. - Eliminate embedded passwords:
Privileged Access Manager allows organizations to eliminate static, plaintext passwords embedded in applications. An API allows applications to secure acquire credentials to other applications on demand. - Change service account passwords:
Privileged Access Manager periodically changes passwords for accounts used to run Windows services and notifies appropriate OS components, such as service control manager and scheduler, of the new password value.
