What is PAM (Privileged Access Management)?

PAM focuses on securing accounts with elevated privileges, such as administrator, system, and service accounts. These accounts represent high risk because they can provide full control over systems and data.

Why is PAM critical for security?

Abuse of privileged accounts is a common cause of serious security incidents. PAM reduces this risk by limiting, monitoring, and auditing the use of privileged access.

Sicra helps organizations implement modern PAM solutions that provide control, visibility, and auditability for administrative access. Access management – Privileged access management (PAM) Provides secure control and oversight of privileged accounts. Read more about "Access management – Privileged access management (PAM)" here > Zero Trust architecture Ensures privileged access is granted based on least privilege and continuous verification. Read more about "Zero Trust architecture" here > Security consulting Supports design, implementation, and maturity development for PAM programs. Read more about "Security consulting" here >

PAM (Privileged Access Management)

What is PAM?

PAM (Privileged Access Management) focuses on securing accounts with elevated privileges — such as administrators, system accounts, and service accounts. These accounts represent high risk because they can provide full control over systems and data.

PAM solutions manage password vaulting, session monitoring, approval workflows, and detailed logging of privileged activities.

Metaphorically, PAM can be compared to a high-security area: only authorized individuals are allowed in, all activity is monitored, and access is granted only when strictly necessary.

Sicra and PAM

Sicra helps organizations reduce the risk associated with privileged accounts through modern PAM solutions and best practices.

Through services such as Privileged Access Management (PAM), Zero Trust Architecture, and Security consulting, Sicra supports organizations in establishing control, visibility, and auditability around administrative access.

PAM (Privileged Access Management)

What is PAM?

Sicra and PAM

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