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Privileged accounts are managed through: (1) PAM principles — all privileged access requires formal ticket/request with documented justification and approval; (2) No shared privileged accounts — all access is traceable to an individual; (3) Quarterly review of all privileged accounts; (4) Automatic revocation on…
Privileged accounts are managed through: (1) PAM principles — all privileged access requires formal ticket/request with documented justification and approval; (2) No shared privileged accounts — all access is traceable to an individual; (3) Quarterly review of all privileged accounts; (4) Automatic revocation on employment termination or role change; (5) Service account credentials rotated on a defined schedule and stored in a secure vault. Learn more: Empuls Help Centre

How does Empuls handle inactive user accounts?

Empuls automatically disables accounts inactive for 45 days and permanently deletes them 30 days after deactivation unless an admin instructs…

Are all Privileged (Admin) users mandatorily use PAM to access the?

Yes. Access to servers, databases, and applications is managed via Privileged Access Management (PAM) controls, jump servers, and bastion hosts. All…