Beyond Security: How PAM Systems Drive Operational Efficiency and Cost Savings in Modern Businesses.

Beyond Security: How PAM Systems Drive Operational Efficiency and Cost Savings in Modern Businesses.



From our hands-on experience as PAM engineers in the trenches, it's clear that the perks of PAM systems extend beyond just bolstering security. They serve as critical levers for business efficiency and cost reductions. Central to every organisation is its vital business infrastructure. With the robust control and oversight of privileged access that PAM offers, we're not just minimising vulnerabilities – we're also unlocking several operational perks.

First off, we've seen that by pinpointing and managing unneeded resources – think outdated accounts or excess assets – there's a real chance to streamline the IT landscape. This directly puts money back into the business's pocket.

Next up, the keen tracking features in PAM tools make handling shared accounts a breeze. Instead of wrestling with individual accounts, which frankly can be a logistical nightmare and a drain on the budget, shared accounts are seamlessly and securely overseen. This ensures every bit of shared access is still clear, accountable, and well-managed, cutting down unnecessary costs.

And here's a neat dual-use feature we've often leveraged: the session recording present in many PAM tools. While its main gig is logging privileged sessions for compliance and security, we've also used these recordings as solid training materials. It's a smart way to upskill the team internally, sidestepping the costs of outside training and ensuring we're all on the same best-practice page.

To wrap it up, while we primarily deploy PAM systems to fortify privileged access, it's hard to overlook the added bonuses: cost savings, tighter resource management, and skill-building opportunities. It's a no-brainer for any business looking to the future.

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