Securden Endpoint Privilege Manager vs. Core Privileged Access Manager (BoKS)

Securden Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM) enables enterprises to remove admin rights without impacting productivity across Windows, Mac, and Linux endpoints. It helps elevate applications for standard users and grants administrator privileges on a Just-in-Time (JIT) basis, eliminating standing privileges while ensuring uninterrupted user productivity. Organizations can enforce strong application control using allowlisting and blocklisting to prevent unauthorized or risky software execution while still enabling required business applications. Securden EPM supports on-demand application elevation and policy-based granular elevation control, allowing IT and security teams to precisely define which applications can run with elevated privileges and under what conditions. Privilege management continues even when endpoints are offline, ensuring protection for remote and traveling users. Temporary JIT local admin rights further minimize risk by granting elevation only when required and automatically revoking it afterward. The platform provides application usage tracking to help refine policies and optimize license usage, along with continuous monitoring of local administrator groups to prevent privilege creep and unauthorized privilege escalation. Built-in secure remote access enables IT helpdesk teams to troubleshoot endpoints without exposing credentials or granting permanent administrative access. Securden EPM also helps organizations meet compliance requirements including HIPAA, PCI-DSS, GDPR, and NERC-CIP. A highly scalable architecture supports enterprise-wide deployments, while a wide array of integrations enables seamless adoption within existing IT ecosystems. The solution also integrates tightly with ITSM platforms such as JIRA, GLPI, Zendesk, ServiceNow, and Freshdesk, allowing privilege elevation requests to be approved or rejected dynamically through existing service workflows, improving governance while maintaining operational efficiency.

Streamline your multi-vendor setup into a cohesive security framework. The Core Privileged Access Manager (BoKS) transforms your multi-vendor Linux and UNIX server environment by establishing a centrally controlled security domain. This shift enhances your organization's ability to enforce security protocols and regulate access to key systems and data. By offering thorough oversight of accounts, access, and privileges, IT and security teams can effectively prevent both internal and external threats to vital systems before they arise. Centralizing the management of user accounts and profiles simplifies administration and boosts scalability. Protect your systems by carefully managing user privileges and access to sensitive data while ensuring productivity remains high. Assign users only the access they need for their roles, adhering to the principle of least privilege across your hybrid environment to guarantee strong security measures are in effect. This proactive strategy not only strengthens your defenses but also cultivates a culture of security compliance within your organization, ultimately leading to greater resilience against potential security breaches. Furthermore, the integration of such a system encourages ongoing vigilance and adaptability in an ever-changing threat landscape.