Managed PAM is a cyber security service that controls, monitors, and secures privileged accounts and access to critical systems. It helps reduce the risk of insider threats, credential abuse, and lateral movement by managing who can access what—and when.

It includes consultancy, deployment, and 24/7 management of PAM tools. Core features include session monitoring, credential vaulting, just-in-time access, privilege elevation, activity logging, policy enforcement, and integration with identity systems.

Privileged accounts are high-value targets for attackers. PAM limits their exposure and enforces strong controls, helping meet requirements for standards like ISO 27001, PCI DSS, GDPR, NIS2, and DORA.

IAM manages general user access, while PAM focuses on elevated or sensitive access—such as admin rights, domain credentials, and system-level control. PAM enforces strict controls and session auditing for high-risk accounts.

Yes. The service supports on-prem, cloud, and hybrid environments, ensuring consistent protection across servers, databases, endpoints, and DevOps pipelines—whether hosted locally or in multi-cloud environments.

By restricting access to critical systems, rotating credentials, and monitoring privileged sessions, PAM reduces the attack surface, limits the impact of credential compromise, and enhances audit readiness.

The service secures local and domain administrator accounts, service accounts, application-to-application credentials, third-party access, and infrastructure control accounts.

Integrity360 delivers expert-led implementation, continuous policy optimisation, integration with your broader security strategy, and ongoing support—ensuring your privileged access programme evolves with your business.