Give privileged access a purpose, a limit and a record.
Control administrator credentials, elevated sessions and machine access around your operational responsibilities. TRILOGY helps define the access model, onboard the agreed accounts and verify approval, rotation and emergency-access procedures.
When this solution is relevant
Shared administrator accounts
Replace uncontrolled credential sharing with accountable access.
Third-party maintenance
Scope time-bound access for vendors and support personnel.
Endpoint privilege
Review local administrator rights and controlled elevation.
Machine identities
Evaluate service accounts and secrets separately from human sessions.
Technology options
Technology options to evaluate against your requirement. Product capabilities, editions and integrations are confirmed in the agreed configuration.
BeyondTrust — Password Safe + Privileged Remote Access
- Password Safe manages privileged passwords, secrets and sessions
- Privileged Remote Access governs internal and third-party remote sessions
- Combining both products can broker access without exposing managed credentials
Palo Alto Networks — Idira, formerly CyberArk — Idira PAM / Privileged Access Manager Self-Hosted
- Privileged credential and session controls for hybrid infrastructure
- Modern PAM introduces dynamic privilege and zero-standing-privilege options
- SaaS packages and self-hosted PAM have distinct licensing and deployment paths
- Delinea
Delinea — Secret Server / Delinea Platform
- Secret Server provides encrypted privileged credential storage
- Discovery, access policies and session controls govern vault use
- Platform and remote-access extensions are scoped beyond the base vault
One Identity — Safeguard for Privileged Passwords / Sessions
- Privileged password storage and controlled access requests
- Session management and recording through Safeguard Sessions
- SaaS and other deployment options are selected by environment requirements
WALLIX — WALLIX PAM / Bastion
- Bastion combines privileged password and session management
- Governed remote access for authorized users and third parties
- Access Manager and least-privilege extensions depend on the selected scope
- ARCON
ARCON — Privileged Access Management
- Privileged credential vaulting and role-based entitlements
- Session monitoring and access governed by approved policies
- Privilege elevation and remote-access requirements are scoped by product components
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What we verify
Onboarding coverage
In-scope privileged accounts and systems onboarded successfully.
Rotation validation
Credential changes tested without breaking the agreed dependencies.
Approval traceability
Requests linked to approval, identity and session records.
Emergency-access testing
Observed outcome of approved break-glass and recovery procedures.
How the technical work is scoped
01
Scope and architecture
Define the assets, integrations, ownership and acceptance criteria before selecting the configuration.
02
Implementation and change
Configure the agreed controls through an approved change plan, with rollback steps and assigned responsibilities.
03
Verification and handover
Test agreed scenarios, record exceptions and hand over the configuration, operating procedures and test evidence.
Technical scope in detail
Account and dependency discovery
Privileged accounts are mapped to owners, systems and dependent services. The onboarding plan separates interactive, service and emergency accounts. Evidence identifies accounts excluded from the first deployment.
Vaulting and rotation
Rotation policies are matched to supported targets and service dependencies. Pilot changes verify authentication and dependent application behavior. Failures follow a documented recovery procedure.
Session governance
Approval, time limits and recording are selected for the access scenario. Tests confirm which session types are actually captured. Recording access and retention are governed to protect sensitive information.
Least privilege and secrets
Endpoint privilege and application secrets may require additional products or modules. Their scope is written separately from password vaulting. Acceptance tests verify approved elevation and supported secret retrieval.
Resilient administration
Emergency credentials, platform recovery and administrator access are tested before broad enforcement. Responsibilities for availability and operational support are agreed. The handover includes the access matrix and recovery procedure.
Licensing and sizing
Review privileged users, target systems, accounts, session types and machine identities. Separate vaulting, session management, endpoint privilege and secrets modules; size availability and retention for the selected deployment.
What to share with us
Privileged accounts and owners; target systems; service dependencies; remote-access needs.
What you receive
Agreed scope and architecture
Selected configuration and integration record
Approved change and rollback plan
Test record and documented exceptions
Operating procedures and technical handover
Frequently asked questions
Is MFA alone sufficient?
MFA strengthens authentication, while PAM also addresses credential custody, privilege, approval and session governance.
Does the same license cover every identity?
No. Human access, endpoint privilege, secrets and machine identities are scoped against the current product portfolio and license.
Can all passwords be rotated immediately?
Rotation follows supported connectors and tested dependencies. Unvalidated changes can disrupt services.
Discuss the requirement
Tell us what you need to protect, change or recover. We will use the details to define the next technical discussion.
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