ARCON | PAM a best-fit Architecture

Enterprise's on-prem data center environment and daily business use-cases are intricate but that does not mean your PAM solution architecture has to be complicated.
But with ARCON | PAM in place, one can be rest assured that there is no compromise on security, scalability, and efficiency. The solution offers a single console for all administrative access to disparate target systems.
ABOUT ARCON | PAM-
ARCON | Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a comprehensive data security solution that seamlessly manages, monitors and controls the life-cycle of privileged accounts. It provides an additional security layer to safeguard your enterprise’s confidential data and mitigates risks arising out of privileged identity & access management, enabling IT security pros to comply with the regulatory standards such as the GDPR, PCI-DSS, SWIFT CSCF, HIPAA among many other security frameworks.
This highly-scalable feature-rich solution includes Multi-factor Authentication (MFA), Granular User Control, robust Password vaulting, audit trails, privilege elevation among several other functionalities to secure your enterprise data assets.
About ARCON-
ARCON is a leading Information Risk Management solutions provider specializing in #PrivilegedAccessManagement (PAM) and continuous risk assessment solutions. Founded in London back in 2006, the organization has its headquarters in Mumbai and global offices in Dubai, Manila, Toronto, London, and Kenya. It has a well-established partner and reseller network across the world. While the company continues to be a market leader in India, the Middle East, and Africa, it is gaining solid traction in the APAC region and Europe while it continues to make inroads in North American markets.
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This tool sucks, not at all useful in terms of productivity