Hewlett Packard Enterprise Delivers Privileged Account Management Service With CyberArk to Thwart Cyber Attacks - Seite 2

HPE PAM Service is integrated with the HPE Identity and Access Management (IAM) Service to address the growing challenges of IAM, thus improving efficiency and saving costs. In addition, as part of the C³ Alliance, HPE and CyberArk also offer proven and tested bi-directional integrations between the HPE ArcSight SIEM platform and the CyberArk Privileged Account Security and Privileged Threat Analytics™ solutions. The integration provides joint customers with detailed privileged account activity intelligence and actionable alerts on anomalous behavior in HPE ArcSight where it can be correlated with other indicators to quickly identify and disrupt the most critical in-progress attacks.

"Privileged accounts provide tremendous access to sensitive information and infrastructure that can take down an entire organization if compromised by attackers," said Adam Bosnian, executive vice president, global business development and head of the C³ Alliance, CyberArk (@CyberArk). "This partnership combines CyberArk's proven, innovative Privileged Account Security Solution with HPE's comprehensive global Managed Security Services portfolio to proactively manage privileged user and account risk and combat this growing challenge."

Benefits & Impact
The newly introduced HPE PAM Service offering features numerous enterprise security benefits, including:

• Protection against cyber attacks - Lock down privileged accounts and secure sessions to prevent malware infection at the endpoint, lateral movement, and attack escalation to stop attack progression.
• Visibility - Control of administrative access to a wide range of systems and infrastructures, from accounts on operating systems, databases, middleware and applications, to network devices and SaaS applications.
• Compliance Support - Fully auditable system that supports stringent needs of highly regulated industry sectors, such as providing auditors with detailed privileged access reports. By 2017, analysts predict that more stringent regulations around control of privileged access will lead to a rise of 40% in fines and penalties imposed by regulatory bodies on organizations with deficient PAM controls that have been breached.²
• Consistency & Accountability - Seamlessly enforcing consistent password policies across the enterprise. Anonymous use of credentials is eliminated across the enterprise and auditable controls tie people to their actions.
• Efficiency - Password policies enforcement and secured, centralized, and automated password management for administrative, service, and application accounts.

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