Safeguard for Sudo

Leverage plug-ins that extend your current Sudo environment instead of replacing it. Users access the root account the same way they did before there’s no need for additional training minimizing calls to the help desk.

Use a central service to enforce policy across all of your UNIX/Linux PAM users and servers. This eliminates the need for administrators to deploy sudoers on every system, reducing administrative effort and improving security.

All keystrokes of activities performed through sudo are logged. The keystroke log report is a comprehensive view of the activities and commands that are executed across all systems. You can filter the log report to quickly find the data you need.

Easily track who, what and when changes were made to sudoers, including versioning. Reports analyze the sudo configuration file, user accounts and group memberships. Plus, you can track who ran specific sudo commands across all systems and whether the commands were accepted or rejected. Finally get the UNIX/Linux PAM services you need to secure your environment.

Use the Management Console for UNIX to manage sudo and other One Identity solutions. This greatly simplifies UNIX/Linux PAM activities and audit-related tasks across your entire environment.

Using the Management Console for UNIX, you can enforce separation of duties (SoD) and assign users a specific role, which allows them to only execute a defined set of tasks and no more.

Provides your organization with service continuity in the event of a network or server outage.

Safeguard for Sudo ensures compatibility of your script files that contain embedded sudo commands across your UNIX environment/infrastructure. This allows your organization to avoid run failures and the expense and effort to test and fix scripts.