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With a Linux infrastructure containing 500 physical servers and approximately 1,000 virtualized servers, XING found that its existing privilege elevation process was too time-consuming and did not allow for a consistent set of access rights. Xing sought to improve command elevation, as well as establish better auditing features.

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