Cybersecurity
Admin rights that exist only when needed, are approved, recorded and reviewed.
The problem
Privileged accounts are the keys attackers look for first: domain and cloud administrators, database owners, service accounts and emergency accounts. In many organisations they have standing rights, shared passwords and no record of what was done with them.
ISO/IEC 27001 Annex A control 8.2 asks for privileged access rights to be restricted and managed, and NIS2 and DORA expect strict access control as part of ICT risk management. Auditors ask who had admin access, when and why, and spreadsheets cannot answer that.
What we do
We discover admin, service, application and emergency accounts across directories, cloud platforms, servers, databases and network devices, and assign an owner to each.
We define which accounts are vaulted, which access is granted just in time, how approvals work and which sessions are recorded, and choose the tools that fit your environment.
We move privileged credentials into a vault, rotate them automatically and remove hard-coded passwords from scripts and applications.
We replace standing admin rights with time-limited, approved elevation, for example with Microsoft Entra Privileged Identity Management or your PAM platform.
We set up session recording and alerts for high-risk actions and run regular reviews of privileged rights with the account owners.
We onboard new systems and accounts, handle rotation issues, maintain the platform and report on privileged access every month.
How we deliver
We find your privileged accounts, assess the risk and design a PAM strategy and roadmap.
Learn moreWe roll out and integrate your PAM platform: vault, rotation, just-in-time elevation and session recording.
Learn moreWe run PAM as a service: onboarding of systems and accounts, rotation, reviews, platform maintenance and reporting.
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Platform
From December 2026, the Fidempli platform shows which AI agents and service accounts act with elevated rights, who owns them and whether their access was approved, next to your PAM records.
Explore the platform
IAM manages all identities and their access. PAM adds stronger controls for the small number of accounts that can change systems or read everything: vaulting, just-in-time elevation and session recording.
No. We work with the platform you already have or help you choose one. Microsoft Entra PIM covers many Microsoft and Azure cases; dedicated PAM platforms add vaulting and session recording for servers, databases and network devices.
We onboard new systems and accounts, keep credential rotation working, maintain and upgrade the platform, run privileged access reviews with your owners and report every month. Approvals stay with your named owners.
Break-glass accounts are kept to a minimum, protected with strong authentication, stored in the vault, excluded only where needed from conditional access rules and monitored so every use triggers an alert and a review.
Yes. ISO/IEC 27001 Annex A 8.2 covers privileged access rights, and NIS2 and DORA expect strict access control. Vault records, approvals and session logs are evidence auditors accept.
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