Netwrix privileged access management (PAM)

Unlike other privileged access management software that only vaults credentials, Netwrix Privilege Secure eliminates standing privileges and removes lateral movement attack surfaces. It enables just-in-time access, creating privileges only when needed and revoking them immediately after use. This Zero Standing Privilege (ZSP) approach ensures attackers have nothing to compromise.

Yes, implementing a privileged access management system like Netwrix Privilege Secure can help organizations meet Cybersecurity Insurance requirements. Features such as multi-factor authentication (MFA), privileged session monitoring, and just-in-time access help prevent unauthorized access and privilege misuse. Demonstrating these controls can improve compliance posture and may lower cybersecurity insurance premiums.

Yes, Netwrix Privilege Secure is a PAM tool that can be initially deployed in less than 20 minutes, with full deployment typically completed in under one day. The solution integrates seamlessly with existing IT environments, reducing implementation complexity and ensuring rapid time-to-value.

Netwrix Secure Remote Access is a PAM tool that eliminates the need for VPNs and traditional RDP gateways, reducing attack surfaces and preventing unauthorized access. It provides just-in-time, time-limited access with multi-factor authentication (MFA), full session recording, and real-time monitoring. Security teams can instantly terminate suspicious sessions, ensuring complete control and visibility over remote privileged access.

Netwrix Password Secure is privileged access management software that provides centralized, role-based access to privileged credentials while enforcing password rotation, complexity policies, and MFA to reduce the risk of credential-based attacks. Unlike traditional password managers, it offers audit trails, compliance reporting, and secure sharing to help organizations meet industry regulations while ensuring only authorized users can access sensitive accounts.

It depends on your organization and your needs. Reach out to our team to learn more about PAM pricing.

Compromised credentials remain the most common way attackers get in: Verizon's 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report found stolen credentials involved in 22% of breaches overall, and 88% of basic web application attacks specifically. Once inside, standing privileged access lets a single compromised credential move freely across critical systems, which is one reason IBM's 2026 Cost of a Data Breach Report puts the global average breach cost at a record $4.99 million. Privileged access management reduces this risk by limiting how long elevated access exists and giving security teams visibility into how it's used, which also supports compliance requirements like SOC 2, PCI DSS, and HIPAA.