IAMPAMSysteme

IAMPAMSysteme is a framework and software platform designed to integrate identity and access management (IAM) and privileged access management (PAM) into a unified solution. It enables organizations to manage user identities, control access to systems, and monitor privileged sessions from a single control plane.

Its core components typically include a directory integration layer, an authentication broker, a policy engine, a session recorder and monitor, a vault for credentials and secrets, and workflow automation for approval and revocation. The system supports role-based access control, just-in-time privileges, policy-based access, adaptive authentication, and multi-factor authentication.

Deployment is commonly hybrid, spanning on-premises and cloud environments. It emphasizes centralized governance, audit logging, and compliance features such as event correlation, reports, and SIEM integration. It can integrate with various identity stores and cloud platforms via standard protocols (SAML, OpenID Connect, OAuth) and connectors for popular applications and servers.

History and adoption: The term IAMPAMSysteme appears in IT security discourse as a label for efforts to merge IAM and PAM capabilities. Implementations vary by vendor and open-source projects. It is discussed as part of broader identity governance and privileged access programs to support least privilege and security posture improvements.

See also: Identity and access management, Privileged access management, Access governance, Cybersecurity standards.