NetIQ Privileged Account Manager limits susceptibility to access unauthorized transactions and information by helping organizations rapidly deploy superuser management and tracking across all UNIX, Linux, Windows (server and desktop), application, and database environments. It reduces management overhead by controlling and recording which privileged users have access to what. It reduces infrastructure costs and errors through compliance audits. It helps in eliminating the chances of security threat and data loss by securing the account credentials for applications, and by allowing an administrator to take an action such as, disconnecting the session, or blocking a user from accessing sessions when the user performs a suspicious activity in a particular session.

Key Features

For a brief introduction to what is new in this release, refer Release Notes at Privileged Account Manager documentation page. For details about the new features refer the Administration guide from the Privileged Account Manager documentation page.

File Description

For the most recent information about system requirements, see the NetIQ Privileged Account Manager Installation Guide on the NetIQ Privileged Account Manager Documentation Web site.