SecureKi vs. Admin By Request Endpoint Privilege Management

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What is SecureKi?

Protect your business, customers, and employees with our premium identity security solution, which is based on a zero-trust framework. In the context of data security, passwords are often the weakest link. This is why multifactor authentication has become the benchmark in identity and access management, effectively preventing unauthorized access. With SecureKi, you can reliably authenticate the identities of all users. Frequently, compromised access credentials act as the main gateways for security breaches. Our comprehensive privileged access management system is specifically designed to supervise and control privileged access to different accounts and applications, providing alerts to system administrators about high-risk actions, streamlining operational processes, and ensuring adherence to regulatory requirements. Additionally, privilege escalation is a key factor in many cyber-attacks and system vulnerabilities. By adopting our solutions, you can substantially strengthen your organization's security framework while building trust with your stakeholders. In doing so, you will not only protect your assets but also cultivate a culture of security awareness throughout your organization.

What is Admin By Request Endpoint Privilege Management?

Admin By Request EPM lets users elevate only what a task needs, without keeping local admin rights switched on permanently. For longer work there's a time-limited Admin Session, and for a one-off there's Run As Admin, which elevates a single application and nothing else. Approvals go through the portal, mobile app, or API, and software you already trust can be waved through automatically with pre-approval and AI and Machine Learning auto-approval. Because privileges are set per user or group, a developer, an office worker, and an outside contractor each get an approach that suits them. It covers Windows, macOS, and Linux, comes with auditing and inventory as standard, and needs no extra infrastructure to run.