One Identity Privileged Access Management Solutions

Automate, control and secure the entire process of granting privileged credentials. Privileged access is granted-based on established policies with appropriate approvals. Create a comprehensive audit trail with automated tracking of privileged access and authorization.

Improve security and achieve compliance by limiting privileged access for administrators, remote vendors and high-risk users to a specific duration or session. Simplify auditing and help ensure compliance by taking advantage of full-session recording and replay capabilities.

Extend the unified authentication and authorization of Microsoft Active Directory (AD) to Unix, Linux and Mac systems using the One Identity AD bridge solution. Remove the stand-alone authentication and authorization requirement of native Unix in favor of the single identity/point of management available through AD for Microsoft Windows systems.

Protect your organization and prevent security breaches by providing only the appropriate amount of access administrators need to perform their duties. Implement a least-privilege security approach with granular delegation of administrative access on Unix and Linux systems.

Control access to Windows administrative accounts through delegation using a least-privilege model. Generate and strictly enforce access rules, and eliminate errors or inconsistencies associated with native approaches to Windows privilege management by employing defined administrative policies and associated permissions.

Extend the governance advantages of unified policy, automated and business-driven attestation, enterprise provisioning, and access request and fulfillment to privileged accounts and administrator access. Simplify privileged governance by enabling organizations to define roles and associated policies, access approval workflows and perform periodic attestation of privileged access.

Streamline administration and easily provide access control reporting for sudo. Adopt a solution that enhances sudo with a central policy server, plus centralized management of sudo and sudoers’ policy files. Simplify administration with centralized reporting on sudoers, access rights and activities, as well as keystroke logging of activities performed through sudo.

Enhance security by requiring a second factor of authentication for user, administrative or superuser access. Integrate two-factor authentication with privileged management solutions for an added layer of security for the most powerful users and accounts. One Identity offers both on-premises and SaaS-based two-factor authentication solutions giving organizations with the choice of a solution that best meets their security, operational, and financial goals.