Osirium PAM is fully integrated with ServiceNow, taking Privileged Access Management (PAM) one step higher in security and compliance. Watch our video on the integration, below, to learn more.
Osirium’s PAM manages the who, how and when of single-sign-on (SSO) and Task Automation, and now plays well with ServiceNow, a Change Management Database (CMDB) product that manages the workflow of why SysAdmins and DevOps will access systems.
We’ve created a plug-in policy module for PAM's profiles which, when enabled, enforces a valid CMDB ticket requirement for every task or SSO session.
ServiceNow implements unique IDs for each ticket, whether it be change or incident based. The API allows our PXM platform to find these tickets and query their status for use in policy flow.
Osirium PAM not only checks the ticket, it logs its use internally and generates a CEF formatted syslog message.
Attackers now need so much more just to gain access to your systems:
In addition, many sites have an emergency ticket that is always open. This is for the occasional situation where systems need to be fixed and the paperwork done later. Osirium PAM supports this ticket type with full accountability and logging, without impeding remediations.
We’ve created a plug-in policy module for Osirium’s profiles which, when enabled, enforces a valid CMDB ticket requirement for every task or SSO session.