Cyber criminals target more than just data
- they aim to gain privileged access and control over IT infrastructure. Lacking discipline around privileged access management becomes a key vulnerability.
Nearly 100% of advanced cyber attacks involve theft and use of privileged accounts
Infosecurity Group
Privileged access abuse is the second most common cyber security incident
Verizon
By 2024, 50% of organizations will implement privileged access. The introduction of PAM is "priority No. 1" in security projects for the coming years
Gartner
The market for PAM solutions will grow from $2.2 billion in 2020 to $4.5 billion by 2025
Kuppingercole Analysts
Challenges
Poorly controlled privileged access enables most cyber-attacks to succeed, leading to data loss, information leaks, financial damage, and reputation loss. Most organizations lack full confidence in the security of their credentials.
Privilege access management (PAM) systems and practices aim to address this but adoption remains relatively low. Why?
Our Solution - NGPAM
PAM designed for enterprise-grade security and usability
Comprehensive protection for privilege credentials to reduce breach risks
Lower barriers to PAM adoption through ease of use and affordability
Controlled infrastructure access for both IT administrators and business-critical roles
Automated access control workflows
Maximizes productivity by integrating with existing IT environments
Optimized for modern IT staff needs
We aim to solve the contradiction between strict security driven rules and demand for frictionless IT operations
NGPAM system
Product Information
NGPAM was designed for current complex IT environments, differentiating it from legacy PAMs. Key product design priorities:
Robust security and reliability
Integration with diverse infrastructure
Rapid deployment
Intuitive usability
Granular and decentralized access delegation
Scalable architecture that grows with your needs
