Top Trending For 2022
The management of remote privileged access and secrets has received a lot of attention in the last year. Several smaller suppliers currently offer more capable and affordable PAM solutions than large, well-established PAM providers. Because PAM is an established business, SRM leaders should broaden their search for viable products.
Definition/Description of the Market (PAM)
Privileged access management (PAM) is a core security technique for protecting accounts, credentials, and processes with elevated ("privileged") access levels. Privileged access differs from "regular" access in that it can be used for security or maintenance duties, system or application-wide configuration modifications, or evading established security constraints via superuser access. PAM tools manage privileged access for people who administer or configure systems and applications, as well as machines (systems or applications) for internal or machine-to-machine communication.
PAM's primary capabilities include:
> Privileged account discovery across different systems, infrastructure, and applications
> Managing privileged account credentials
> Access to privileged accounts is delegated.
> For interactive privileged access, session creation, management, monitoring, and recording are required.
> Commands are elevated in a controlled manner.
PAM has the following optional features:
> Application, service, and device secrets management
> Automating privileged tasks (PTA)
> Workforce and external users have remote privileged access.
Top Tending Vendors
ARCON
ARCON Privileged Access Management system includes vaulting and PASM capabilities, PEDM features for Windows and UNIX/Linux, and secrets management, and is available as an appliance, software, or SaaS.
The majority of ARCON's operations are in Asia/Pacific and EMEA.
With a full SaaS-based offering and improved functionality to support the Internet of Things (IoT) and operational technologies, ARCON is focusing on bridging the gap with other providers (OT).
BeyondTrust
In this PAM segment, ByondTrust is a market leader. It offers PASM capabilities as software, a physical or virtual device, or as a SaaS inside its Password Safe solution. DevOps Secrets Safe, a software-based secret management system, is also available. Privilege Management for Windows, Privilege Management for Mac, and Privilege Management for UNIX and Linux give PEDM functionalities.
BeyondTrust also has a few other products that overlap with its PAM offering but aren't reviewed in this segment: a PASM product called Privileged Remote Access that is actively marketed and two legacy products that are supported but not actively marketed (a PASM product called Privileged Identity and a PEDM product called PowerBroker for Windows). BeyondTrust's operations are spread over the globe.
Broadcom (Symantec)
Broadcom (Symantec) is a telecommunications company.
In the PAM segment, Broadcom (Symantec) is a niche player. It sells Symantec Privileged Access Management, a software that includes PASM and PEDM features for UNIX, Linux, and Windows. The product is provided as a hardened appliance, which may be installed on dedicated physical hardware or as a virtual image in a variety of formats.
This vendor's operations are spread all around the globe.
PAM Server Control was the moniker given to Symantec's PEDM product when it was offered independently. Symantec intends to improve its app-to-app capabilities.
Centrify
Centrify is a market leader in the PAM segment. The Centrify Privileged Access Service is a SaaS-based PASM solution, whereas the Centrify Privilege Elevation Service includes PEDM features. The Centrify Authentication Service from the vendor also provides directory bridging. Centrify's operations are primarily concentrated on North and South America, as well as Europe.
Centrify's technology was originally designed for Active Directory, however it may currently be utilised with other directory servers.
Centrify was acquired by TPG, a private equity group, in early 2021, after the research deadline, and announced a merger with Thycotic (a vendor evaluated separately in this segment).
CyberArk
CyberArk is a market leader in the PAM segment PASM features are available as software or as a SaaS through its Privileged Access Manager product. Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM) for Windows and Mac is available as a SaaS, and On-Demand Privileges Manager (OPM) for UNIX and Linux is available as software. Secrets Manager, a software package that includes technology purchased from Conjur, is used to handle secrets.
CyberArk's operations are spread across the globe.
CyberArk intends to expand just-in-time (JIT) access methods to virtual computers and cloud services by developing new capabilities. It also intends to develop new controls and monitoring mechanisms for web application access.
Krontech
In the PAM segment, Krontech is a niche player. Under the Ironsphere name, it sells a number of software solutions that have PASM and PEDM capabilities for UNIX, Linux, and Windows. The Cloud PAM brand also offers a number of features as a service.
Krontech's business is mostly concentrated in Europe and North America.
Krontech has ambitions to expand its Windows PEDM capabilities and develop extensive PAM capabilities for IoT devices, including agent-based capabilities for Linux IoT devices, according to its roadmap.
One identity
In this PAM segment, One Identity, a Quest Software company, is a market leader. One Identity Safeguard is a PASM solution that includes three modules: Safeguard for Privileged Passwords, Safeguard for Privileged Sessions, and Safeguard for Privileged Analytics. The solution is accessible as a hardware or software appliance or as a software as a service (SaaS). One Identity also offers PEDM for UNIX and Linux via the Privilege Manager for UNIX software, as well as Safeguard for Sudo, an alternative product that interacts with the native UNIX/Linux sudo tool. Privilege Manager for Windows is a software that allows you to use PEDM for Windows.
One Identity's operations are spread over the globe.
One Identity intends to bridge the gap between its SaaS-based remote privileged access offering and that of other leading solutions, as well as to expand its offering for on-premises remote privileged access.
Thycotic
In this PAM segment, Thycotic is a leader. Its Secret Server product, which is available as software or as a SaaS, focuses on PASM capabilities. Furthermore, its Privilege Manager supports PEDM for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Under the name DevOps Secrets Vault, Thycotic also offers secrets management as a SaaS. Thycotic's businesses are spread over the globe.
Thycotic was acquired by the private equity company TPG in early 2021, after the research deadline, and announced a merger with Centrify (a vendor evaluated separately in this segment).
Senhasegura
In this PAM segment, Senhasegura is a Challenger. Senhasegura PAM Core, their PASM product, is available as software or as a service. PEDM for Windows and Linux is available as part of the senhasegura software package. Go. Under the moniker DevOps Secrets Management, secret management is sold as software or as a service.
The majority of Senhasegura's operations are in Latin America and Europe.
Senhasegura intends to include AI into automation scripts and source code for sensitive data analysis, as well as CIEM functionalities.
WALLIX
In this PAM section, WALLIX is a Challenger. WALLIX Bastion PAM is a PASM solution that is accessible as software or as a service. PEDM capabilities are also available as software for Windows, UNIX, and Linux under the moniker WALLIX BestSafe.
The majority of WALLIX's operations are concentrated in EMEA and North America. WALLIX intends to broaden and diversify its cloud services.
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