Privileged Access Management Services

Privileged access management (PAM) is the set of controls that govern who can access admin accounts, service accounts and sensitive systems, and what they can do when elevated. It matters because privileged credentials are the most valuable target in any environment: an attacker who compromises one admin account can move laterally, escalate and exfiltrate data across your entire estate. PAM closes that down with vaulted credentials, just-in-time access and a full session audit trail, so a compromised account does not automatically mean a full-environment breach.

We work with CyberArk, BeyondTrust and Delinea. The three leading PAM platforms in the enterprise market. Selection depends on your environment: your existing identity stack (Microsoft Entra ID, Active Directory), your scale, your compliance requirements and your licensing position. We are not tied to a single vendor. In some environments one platform is a clear fit; in others we will walk you through a structured comparison and let the requirements decide.

Yes, and this is often where the biggest exposure sits. Human admin accounts get the most attention, but service accounts, application credentials, API keys and tokens are frequently over-privileged, shared across systems and never rotated. We bring service and machine account management into the same vault and rotation workflow as human privileged access, so the full credential estate is under control, not just the accounts people can see in Active Directory.

Yes. Every privileged session, RDP, SSH, database access, application-level admin, is recorded with keystroke logging and screen capture where the platform supports it. The recordings are retained, searchable and formatted for use in security investigations, internal audits and regulatory reviews. If your compliance programme requires evidence of what privileged users did and when, the session record is that evidence.

NESA / UAE IAS controls and ISO 27001 both require demonstrable privileged access controls, least privilege, access review, audit logging and separation of duties. A PAM programme gives you concrete, reviewable evidence for all of those: access certifications, session recordings, rotation logs and exception reports. We structure our PAM deployments to produce the artefacts your compliance and audit teams actually ask for, rather than generating a separate evidence-collection exercise after the fact.