In the paradigm of zero trust architecture, Privileged Access Management (PAM) is emerging as a key component in a cybersecurity strategy, designed to control and monitor privileged access within an organization. This article delves into the pivotal role of PAM in modern cybersecurity, exploring its principles, implementation strategies, and the evolving landscape of privileged access.
What Is a Privileged User and a Privileged Account?
A privileged user is someone who has been granted elevated permissions to access certain data, applications, or systems within an organization. These users are typically IT admins who require these privileges to perform their job duties, such as system administrators, database administrators, and network engineers.
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