Privileged Identity Management (PIM) is subcategory of Identity Management. Its purpose is to focus on privileged accounts, important accounts used by the team of IT administrators or sometime, people in the top brass of the organization. It also focuses on select business users and applications that are crucial to the business operations of the organization. Privileged accounts are targeted by external attackers surpassing firewall and malicious insiders (rogue employees) who have access to sensitive data. PIM Solutions ensure security for user accounts in the applications that are a part of IT Infrastructure.

1. PRIVILEDGED IDENTITY
MANAGEMENT

2. CONTENT
 User ActivityVisibility
 Compliance Demands
 Third-Party Access,Troubleshooting and
Training

3. UserActivity Visibility: The Weak Link for
Enterprise Compliance and Security
Today’s compliance places strict limitations on the types of people who can
access sensitive financial and corporate data. Unfortunately, many compliant
organizations have little or no insight into who these users are and what they
are doing, putting themselves at risk for data breaches, fines and, in some
cases, imprisonment. These companies realize the need to monitor users
involved with accessing, storing and auditing sensitive corporate information,
yet their current data security systems often lack this functionality.
With detailed logs and user activities recordings of all users – on any server,
workstation or application – you can exceeds the strictest interpretation of
compliance requirements with conclusive evidence for compliance auditors.
These audit reports can be completed in a fraction of the time, with the ability
to instantly – search, analyze and view the drilled down reports for any
evidence. Here’s how LTS Secure user activity monitoring addresses specific
compliance section requirements.

6. Compliance Demands
 Capture and search historical user activity so that suspicious actions can
be examined to determine if an attack is occurring — before the damage
is done.
 Change user behavior through deterrents ensuring that trustworthy
employees are not taking shortcuts and disgruntled employees know any
malicious actions will be recorded.
 Establish a clear, unambiguous record for evidence in legal proceedings
and dispute resolution.
 Mitigating Insider Attacks
 Alert when user actions or patterns are seen those are indicative of
insiders inappropriately
obtaining sensitive data or exfiltrating.
 Alert when outliers are seen off of a baseline of what is normal behavior
for a peer group, as these outliers may be insider threats
 Complement other security technologies which may not be able to
provide full visibility into a user’s internal actions, or may be
circumvented by the insider

7. Third-PartyAccess, Troubleshooting and
Training
 Automated discovery and (re)configuration of audit system
components for reliability and fault
tolerance with minimal administrative personnel involvement.
 Ensure only trusted components can participate in the auditing
system.
 Built-in integration support for existing SIEM, event and
monitoring tools.

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YOU