VPN Vulnerabilities Exposed: Rethinking Remote Access
Explore the vulnerabilities exposed by the Ivanti VPN incident and discover why Admin By Request's Remote Access offers a superior alternative in the era of remote work.
Admin By Request Named FrontRunner
Admin By Request has been recognized in Software Advice's 2023 FrontRunner’s Report thanks to its Machine Learning capabilities.
Remote Access is Here
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Local Admin Rights: The Nitro Boost of IT
In IT, 'Nitro Boost' equates to local admin rights, offering a swift digital pace. Yet, like motorsports, it poses risks. EPAM emerges as a solution, ensuring security without compromising efficiency.
Decoding Local Admin Rights: An Everyday Comparison
Think of local admin rights as like having keys to your house, or a keycard to a restricted area in your establishment – just like a regular set of keys, local admin rights provide access and control.
Linux users: it’s your time.
Ensure every endpoint in a mixed IT environment is covered by a single comprehensive Privileged Access Management tool with our latest release for Linux.
Webinar: Air-Tight Security on Linux
The key to a minimized attack surface is strengthening all weak points in your IT environment - and it's not just Windows and macOS devices that need protecting.
macOS 4.0 is Live.
Admin By Request Version 4.0 for macOS is here, adding new and improved core features including application Pre-Approval and Run as Admin. Download it today and kick the year off with comprehensive cybersecurity across all operating systems.
Privileged Access Management Just Got Personal.
The terms ‘use case’ or ‘usage scenario’ are cold and soulless words and not a good representation of the type of work we do here. Introducing ‘Usage Persona’: a more human approach to use case scenarios.
Dear Hacker, Better Luck Next Time
There's no denying that hackers are good. We see this reflected in the frequent cyberattack stories that populate the news channels almost daily - most recently, the Lapsus$ attack on Okta. What we don't hear so much about? That Privileged Access Management software is better.
