A PAM Maturity Model

Almost every breach today involves an identity-based vector as part of the attack chain. As the keystone of modern identity security, privileged access management (PAM) establishes trust in every interaction, embeds security controls into existing processes, and applies least privilege and identity hardening principles everywhere. The more mature an organization's PAM approach, the more effective it will be at limiting the threat surface and blast radius of attacks.

After driving thousands of successful PAM deployments and surpassing industry standards with a 57 NPS in customer satisfaction, the BeyondTrust team is excited to share its expertise on implementing and managing a successful PAM program.

In this guide, we present a maturity model, paired with expert guidance and practical tips, to help organizations navigate the optimal path for maturing their PAM program and minimizing identity and endpoint-related risks.

Download this PAM Maturity Model guide to get access to a clear, pragmatic roadmap for advancing your identity security strategy. Benefit from:

• Key security and business problems you can solve by maturing your PAM program

• A breakdown of 5 team-specific journeys that enterprises often embark on to mature their PAM deployments further

• A PAM maturity test to evaluate the current state of your program

• An actionable maturity framework for PAM and identity security

• Several 'Start, Stop, Continue' strategies for taking the next best step in your PAM journey