Stealthbits, Now Part of Netwrix, Co-innovates on Active Directory Security with Google Cloud

Stealthbits, now part of Netwrix, today announced support for Google Cloud’s Managed Service for Microsoft Active Directory as it joins Google Cloud’s Partner Advantage program.

Google’s Managed Service for Microsoft Active Directory (AD) is a highly available, hardened Google Cloud service running actual Microsoft AD enabling customers to manage cloud-based AD-dependent workloads, automate AD server maintenance and security configurations, and connect on-premises AD domains to the cloud. Stealthbits Technologies saw an opportunity to continue to co-innovate with Google Cloud and offer a consistent security approach across cloud, on-premise, and hybrid environments.

At Stealthbits, we work to secure every organization’s most valuable targets – their credentials and data. Whether operating Active Directory in a purely on-prem, cloud-based, or more commonly, hybrid environment, our customers can achieve the visibility and security they need with our flexible, innovative, responsive Active Directory security solutions.
Rod Simmons, VP of Product Strategy for Active Directory at Stealthbits, now part of Netwrix

Customers today are deploying Active Directory on Google Cloud and across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, and they need to ensure the highest levels of security at each point. We’re excited to partner with Stealthbits to help them do so.
Manvinder Singh, Director, Partnerships at Google Cloud

Leveraging StealthAUDIT and Stealthbits Privileged Activity Manager (SbPAM) solutions, customers obtain critical capabilities around auditing, reporting, governance and privileged access management for their Google Managed AD environment.

Our just-in-time (JIT) privileged access solution, SbPAM, no longer focuses on privileged accounts, but rather the privileged activity, or action, the user wishes to perform.

Through the use of our zero standing privileges (ZSP) approach with Stealthbits Privileged Activity Manager, organizations can finally reduce their threat surface and fix the problem at the source by eliminating the vast majority of privileged accounts, and removing administrative privileges when not in active use.

SbPAM provides just enough privilege, just in time, regardless of whether the environment is hosted on- prem, or Google’s Managed Service for Active Directory.
Martin Cannard, VP of Product Strategy for Privileged Access Management at Stealthbits, now part of Netwrix