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ARCON | Endpoint Privilege Management
Enforcing Best-Practices for Endpoint Security and Protecting Business-Critical Data
EPM is Integral Component to Reduce Privileged User Threat Surface
Effective Privileged Access Management requirements include embedding it with EPM for extending Access Controls to Endpoints
Fostering the Principle of Least Privileges
Proliferation of Endpoints and Applications require diligently giving Access “Keys” to End-Users for mitigating Insider Threats among other forms of Cyber Crimes
ARCON | Endpoint Privilege Management
Designed to enforce a Just-in-Time (JIT) privileged access principle following the principles of Zero Trust and Least Privilege, ARCON Endpoint Privilege Management acts as a centralized engine to ensure a rule and role-based access to business-critical applications.
Key Features
Centralized Governance
Offers a centralized admin console for managing various endpoints such as Windows, Linux and macOS. Centralized engine ensures rule-based access to applications. Built-in auto-profiling allows administrators to create and segregate profiles of the users based on their roles.
Application Restrictions
The threat vector created by unrestricted usage of harmful applications can be significantly reduced through classifying applications based on risk levels associated with them. Application Restrictions help to secure all the endpoints in the network by blacklisting and whitelisting applications.
Privileged Elevation and Delegation Management (PEDM)
Enables IT administrators to grant temporary elevated privileges to end users that need to perform specific project-based tasks on Windows, MacOS, Linux and Unix environments. The PEDM functionality allows IT security teams to adhere to the principle of least privileges.
File Integrity Monitoring (FIM)
Provides an added layer of security to IT security pros. FIM helps to identify unapproved or unauthorized changes made on files in end-user devices and take necessary actions (rollbacks if needed) while keeping track of file history.
Independent workflow
Offers dynamic workflow management to ease end users’ experience and enhance administrative efficiency. End users out of the network can easily raise requests for elevated access to get things done seamlessly.
Audit Trails, Reporting and Alert Trends
Provides audit trails of each endpoint privileged activity and the reports are generated whenever there is any audit requirement. It ensures compliance with the global IT standards. In addition, it monitors endpoint privileges and triggers alerts in case of suspicious activity.
Why ARCON | EPM stands apart from others?
ARCON|EPM Solution
Comes with a very strong integration with
ARCON’s PAM solution.
It comes with a simple architecture, ensuring
low friction implementation.
Embedded ML capabilities provides endpoint
privileged behavior analytics and alerts.
Offers File Integrity Monitoring for better
data governance.
Provides strong PEDM capabilities for
Windows, Linux/Unix and macOS
environments.
An Ordinary EPM Tool
Many standalone EPM tools do not provide seamless integrations with broader PAM software.
Implementations can be difficult as it often works with certain endpoints.
Such critical capability is often missing that might result in security incidents.
Lacks such capability thus risking the integrity of data.
May not offer capabilities to address PEDM use cases across disparate technologies.
ARCON|EPM Solution
Comes with a very strong integration with
ARCON’s PAM solution.
It comes with a simple architecture, ensuring
low friction implementation.
Embedded ML capabilities provides endpoint
privileged behavior analytics and alerts.
Offers File Integrity Monitoring for better
data governance.
Provides strong PEDM capabilities for
Windows, Linux/Unix and macOS
environments.
An Ordinary EPM Tool
Many standalone EPM tools do not provide seamless integrations with broader PAM software.
Implementations can be difficult as it often works with certain endpoints.
Such critical capability is often missing that might result in security incidents.
Lacks such capability thus risking the integrity of data.
May not offer capabilities to address PEDM use cases across disparate technologies.
