Locking down Hitachi ID Privileged Access Manager servers
Hitachi ID Privileged Access Manager is a security application, and should be locked down accordingly. In the same way that it makes sense to harden and protect the operating system and physical installation of a firewall, it makes sense to minimize the number of components running on a Privileged Access Manager server, to lock it down, limit logical and physical access to it, and keep its operating system and web server at current patch levels.
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- Multi-layered security architecture:
Security is implemented as multiple layers, each of which acts to protect Privileged Access Manager data and embedded privileges. - Hardened server platform:
Privileged Access Manager runs on a locked-down, hardened operating system. - Use of encryption:
Use of Encryption to protect sensitive user data in storage and transit. - Web form input protection:
Inputs to web forms in Privileged Access Manager are automatically protected against bogus data, buffer overruns and more.
