Cloud-based identification and entry safety supplier ConductorOne has launched a brand new privileged entry administration (CPAM) product to assist safety and IT groups handle permissions and implement coverage for cloud sources.
“Legacy PAM options deal with account-centric entry management and privileged accounts have excessive ranges of static permissions,” stated Alex Bovee, co-founder and CEO of ConductorOne. “That is the alternative of a least privilege strategy to entry administration as carried out by cloud PAM.”
That is ConductorOne’s second product with the primary being an identification governance and administration (IGA) providing for automating compliance processes in cloud-based functions.
Agentless deployment allows the least privilege
The cloud-based providing, CPAM, is an agentless service for all SaaS and cloud infrastructure instruments related to ConductorOne. It may be used to handle entry to cloud infrastructure accounts in AWS, GCP, Azure, Snowflake, and many others.
“This answer helps safety groups transfer in the direction of a zero-standing privileges (ZSP) mannequin to stop identification breaches by automating permissions administration for cloud infrastructure and SaaS,” Bovee stated.
The CPAM capabilities will also be accessed by means of an agent to use the least privilege entry controls to on-prem or non-cloud native infrastructure comparable to Energetic Listing, LDAP, Postgres, and Microsoft SQL server.
