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.
Jira Integration
Streamline workflows with our latest integration: approve or deny requests for elevated privileges in the Jira platform.
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.
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.
Time Flies When You’re Getting Hacked
In 2021 it took organizations an average of 212 days to discover a data breach - that’s a long time compared to the 24-48 hours it takes a hacker to compromise domain admin once they’ve gained initial access to your system. Here’s how to disrupt the attack timeline so they can’t escalate up the ranks of privilege undetected.
What’s New in Admin By Request 7.1
Learn from the development team what's new in version 7.1 plus the thinking behind each feature.
Version 7 Feature Review
Joymalya Basu Roy from Atos gives you his take on the new features in version 7 of Admin By Request.
Don’t Cut Corners While Running LAPS
Microsoft LAPS was released in 2015 with the main purpose of making it more difficult for hackers to spread accross IT networks. This Infosecurity Magazine blog explains how MS LAPS works and how it compares to Admin By Request.
Are You Responsible for Losing the Mothership?
It doesn't matter how many high-tech defenses and security systems you have protecting your network – they can all be thwarted if you let hackers slip onto the Mothership via an administrator account.
