The Privileged Access Management solution you’ve been looking for.

Top Used PAM Software Reports: 

Activation Codes: Our PAM software allows you to know exactly who has been using the temp admin user credentials for authentication, on which machine, and for what purpose. 

Saved Passwords: Retrieve admin passwords from local devices with our privileged password management tools.

Computers: Quickly find out how many admin accounts, users, user groups, and members are on a local machine across your enterprise with our privileged access management services.

Rules: Easily view all policy rules that have been created on a local machine 

Privileged Access Management All in One Place

With Privilege Manager, you can manage Windows devices’ local user ID’s and groups efficiently and in a centralized manner – also as end-user self-service.  

You can configure user ID’s and groups based on the structure of the existing Active Directory. For example, you can configure domain-specific ID and group rules on domain level, specify them further on the level of organization units, and go even deeper on device level. You can also create and manage new ID’s and groups.  

Privilege Manager supports known user ID’s and groups, meaning it’s easy to manage them even if the devices’ operating systems would use different languages. 

Privileged Access Management powers users with temporary rights

With Privilege Manager, you don’t need to give users permanent admin rights for them to perform admin-level operations in organization’s device environment. Our Privileged Access Management software improves both your organization’s cybersecurity and your specialists’ work proficiency.

Centralize Your Privilege Access Management Tools

With Privilege Manager, you can manage Windows devices’ local user ID’s and groups efficiently and in a centralized manner – also as end-user self-service. 

You can configure user ID’s and groups based on the structure of the existing Active Directory. For example, you can configure domain-specific ID and group rules on domain level, specify them further on the level of organization units, and go even deeper on device level. You can also create and manage new ID’s and groups. 

Privilege Manager supports known user ID’s and groups, meaning it’s easy to manage them even if the devices’ operating systems would use different languages. 

1 Rights not sufficient? 

User is trying to do something that requires wider access rights, and Windows asks for an admin ID. 

2 Self-service operation with Privilege Manager

With Privilege Manager, the user can perform the operation requiring admin rights as self-service. 

3 It takes just one click 

The user types in the reason they need to perform the operation and clicks “Yes” in the Windows dialog. 

4 Operation performed! 

The user can perform the operation, thanks to Privilege Manager, and the work can continue without interruptions.  

Even if an operation requires admin rights, the end-user can perform the operation independently, without any help from the IT support. 

Once the set time period ends, or the operation is performed, the privileged access management rights return to their normal level. 

Any passwords and confidential information remain secure at all times. 

How Privilege Manager Benefits an Organization?

Improved Information Security with Privileged Access Management 

Improve your level of cyber security by limiting the risks of malware and incorrect operations with centralized access rights management. Reduce the threat to your business critical resources and maintain privacy control.

Less pressure on IT support

Users can, where required, independently perform admin-level operations, with no need to burden the IT support with the task. The specialists in the IT support can focus on more demanding operations.

Privilege Manager can report on the reasons the users have needed the wider rights for. Without Privilege Manager, it’s impossible to monitor and report the reasons.

Efficiency to Information Work 

Your work is more efficient when you can install applications and drivers as self-service, without any help from the IT support. 

With Privilege Manager, it’s effortless and fast to perform operations that require admin rights. Work without interruptions and let our PAM software solution take care of the privileged access management service in the background. 

Privilege Manager doesn’t require internet access to work, meaning you can perform admin operations when traveling as well. 

Various Ways for Performing Admin-Level Operations 

Thanks to Privilege Manager, the administrator has diverse options for configuring the user ID’s and groups. The administrator can give users different possibilities for performing admin-level operations. 

FAQ

What kind of infrastructure does Privilege Manager require?

Privilege Manager works in Microsoft environment on Windows devices. For devices in their own Active Directory, you can use the AD’s structures to align your Privilege Manager and/or zero-trust rules. For other devices, we’ll concoct device-specific rules. Platform-wise, Privilege Manager requires a Microsoft Server and a Microsoft SQL Server software – and the free Express version is sufficient. 

What does Privilege Manager require from the users’ workstations?

Microsoft-supported versions of the Windows operating system + NET Framework 4.x  

Does Privilege Manager work without internet connection?

You can use an activation key offline, without connection to the organization’s internal network. However, a user can’t create an activation key offline, and needs to request it from the help desk, if they need it when offline. To run any new rules for the devices, the devices need to be connected to organization’s internal network. You can also configure Privilege Manager to work only with internet connection.

Can you limit the temporary access rights to the user’s own device?

Yes.

Does Privilege Manager have a management interface the customers could use on the application level?

There is a management interface, but for now its use is limited to requesting the activation key.

Can you configure a temporary admin right for a domain ID?

Yes, you can.

Can you use Privilege Manager to manage devices linked to Azure AD?

Yes, you can, but when doing so, you can only manage them device-specific and not in groups. 

Does Privilege Manager keep a log on what the admin rights have been used for?

For data protection reasons, this information is not recorded. Privilege Manager’s operating logic is based on the idea that when a user knows their use of admin rights is being controlled, one way or another, the threshold for misuse is high enough. However, the administrator can check the log for when the admin rights have been activated for use.