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Resources
Buyer’s Guide for Complete Privileged Access Management (PAM)
The Buyer's Guide for Complete Privileged Access Management (PAM) is the most thorough tool for holistically assessing your privileged access security needs and mapping them to modern privilege management solutions.
Download the Buyer's GuideOn the Blog
- Everything You Should Consider when Assessing Your Next Steps in Privileged Access Management (PAM)
- BeyondTrust Network Security Scanner v6.7.1: Building on Support for DevOps Use Cases
- BeyondTrust Remote Support + Cherwell Service Management: 4 Ways this Powerful Integration Boosts your IT Service Value
- September 2019 Patch Tuesday
- Forgotten Endpoints
News
- Suspected Iranian cybercriminals target universities for intellectual property
- BeyondTrust Expands Privileged Access Management Cloud Leadership with Enhanced SaaS Solutions
- ECB takes blame for Bird website infection
- #HowTo Gain Visibility of Third Parties
- Say goodbye to the post-its: Modernising your privileged password security
Simplified SSH Key Management
Traditional methods of SSH key management are very labor intensive, with many organizations not properly rotating their keys. As well, it is common practice for administrators to share keys. Between the lack of rotation and the sharing of keys, organizations lose accountability over their systems, which could lead to those systems being vulnerable to exploits. Password Safe adds security and simplifies the management of SSH keys by:
- Storing private keys like any other privileged credential
- Automatically rotating SSH keys according to a defined schedule
- Allowing designated ‘secondary’ accounts and SSH keys to be grouped to a ‘primary’ account to manage rotation interval, complexity and duration of SSH keys
- Enforcing granular access control and workflow
- Alerting when a key is released
- Automatically logging users onto Unix or Linux systems through the proxy with no user exposure
- Recording every privileged session with full playback and key usage auditing
- Offering failover to a managed password for complete redundancy
- Allowing SSH sessions to be easily established via your existing desktop tools without having to initiate with a web interface
Password Safe greatly simplifies the management and secures the use of SSH keys for better control, accountability and security over Unix and Linux systems.
