
- Default or common passwords that are not configured correctly
- Shared credentials across multiple devices for management simplicity
- Excessive password ages due to fear of changing or lack of management capabilities
- Compromised or insider accounts making changes to allow exfiltration of data
- Outsourced devices and infrastructure where changes in personnel, contracts, and tools expose credentials to unaccountable individuals
- Ensures no device has a default password for administrative accounts
- Guarantees that each device has a unique complex password
- Automatically rotates passwords based on age and usage
- Limits administrative access and communications to authorized individuals
- Discover all managed and unmanaged devices, including online and offline
- Provide verification that no default passwords exist on any hypervisor or managed device
- Manage all devices automatically using Smart Rules and store a unique password per each device
- Rotate each device password automatically based on age or after each login by an administrator
- Provide a complete workflow for device access, including an approval process for when administrative access is required
- Record all or select remote sessions with playback to document and review what occurs when a device is accessed
- Offer detailed reports of all credentials used and requested when activity occurs
- Deliver patent-pending analytics for abnormal device and credential access in a wide variety of available reports

Brad Hibbert,
With over 20 years of experience in product strategy and management, Brad leads BeyondTrust’s solution strategy. He joined BeyondTrust via the company’s acquisition of eEye Digital Security, where Brad led strategy and products. Under Brad’s leadership, eEye launched several market firsts, including vulnerability management solutions for cloud, mobile and virtualization technologies. Prior to eEye, Brad served as Vice President of Strategy and Products at NetPro before its acquisition in 2008 by Quest Software. Formerly, at FastLane Technologies, which was sold to Quest Software in 2001, Brad worked extensively with key Microsoft business units on product direction and go-to-market strategies.