Osirium PAM
Osirium PAM is a Privileged Access Management platform that brokers and audits privileged sessions to servers, network devices, and security infrastructure via a gateway model. It enforces least privilege by separating users from credentials stored in an encrypted vault, with automated rotation and just-in-time access. Supports 150+ target devices, session recording with keylogging and screen capture, real-time shadowing, and privileged behavior analytics. Integrates with ServiceNow, SAML2 SSO, and multi-Active Directory. Best for organizations managing third-party access and heterogeneous IT environments requiring compliance with ISO27001 and Cyber Essentials.
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Osirium PAM is a browser-based, agentless Privileged Access Management platform that eliminates credential exposure by avoiding password sharing or vaulting. Its headline differentiator is session containment for Tier0/Tier1 assets without requiring endpoint software, making it best suited for enterprises securing domain controllers and infrastructure accounts under least privilege.
- Organizations seeking to secure and audit privileged access across diverse IT environments, particularly those with significant third-party access requirements.
- Managing and auditing privileged access for external contractors.
- Enforcing least privilege for internal IT administrators.
- Recording and reviewing privileged sessions for forensic analysis.
- Automating privileged credential rotation for security best practices.
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