Privileged Access Management (PAM)
Vault, rotate, isolate, and record the most sensitive accounts in your organisation, built and operated on Idira (CyberArk).
Privileged accounts are the keys to the kingdom: domain admins, root, service accounts, the credentials that can change anything. PAM puts them in a vault, rotates them on a schedule, isolates the sessions that use them, and records who did what.
We design, implement, and operate PAM on Idira (CyberArk) for regulated Nordic environments, then hand your auditor the evidence they ask for instead of a scramble.
What we deliver
- Privileged Access Manager rollout
Vaulting, session isolation, and credential rotation designed against your real privilege model, not a generic template.
- Day-two PAM operations
Account onboarding, policy maintenance, break-glass design, and the reviews that catch privilege drift before an auditor does.
- Vendor and third-party access
Secure, monitored privileged access for external admins and vendors, without VPNs or shared passwords.
- Audit and compliance evidence
Privileged-session records and access-review evidence exported straight into ISO 27001 and NIS2 catalogues.
The platform we offer
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