✅ Benefits of Implementing PAM

  • Enhanced Data and Infrastructure Security
    Protects critical systems and sensitive data from unauthorized access and internal threats.

    Reduced Risk of Insider and Cyber Attacks
    Minimizes the likelihood of misuse of privileged accounts by employees, contractors, or attackers.

    Compliance with International Standards (ISO, NIST, GDPR, etc.)
    Helps organizations meet regulatory and security compliance requirements more effectively.

    Greater Transparency and Accountability Across IT and Security Teams
    Tracks and audits privileged activity, ensuring responsible access and improved visibility.

    Time and Cost Savings in Access Management
    Automates and simplifies the process of controlling privileged access, reducing operational overhead.

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    Management and monitoring console

    Through the PAM service, the organization administrator is able to define filtering and search policies in different access sessions, based on system and network settings.

    System and user management

    Control and monitoring of network hardware as well as virtual machines (VM) can be provided. All control and monitoring policies for authorized remote users are defined on the Fedarnet server and the system settings are performed through a web-based management console.

    Broadcasting user performance

    Through PAM software, the organization's security manager can view recorded videos of users accessing sensitive organizational equipment.

    🔐 Clientless Multi-Layer Security

    FID-PAM enables secure access to systems and servers directly through a web browser—no need for additional client software. This not only simplifies deployment but also significantly reduces the risk of third-party software vulnerabilities.

    📹 Session Recording and User Activity Monitoring

    All user sessions are fully recorded in video format and are searchable. This allows administrators to review user activities at any time, ensuring accountability and compliance with organizational policies.

    👥 Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

    With finely-tuned role-based access, each user is granted access only to the resources they are authorized for. This minimizes the risk of human error and prevents unauthorized access.

    📊 Advanced Reporting and Behavior Analytics

    FID-PAM generates comprehensive reports and behavioral insights from access logs and user activity. These insights help security teams detect potential threats and make informed decisions swiftly.

    🛡️ Integration with Active Directory and Identity Systems

    FID-PAM integrates seamlessly with identity providers such as Active Directory, LDAP, and RADIUS to ensure centralized authentication and streamlined user management.

    ⚙️ Fully On-Premise Deployment

    FID-PAM is deployed entirely on-premise, with no need to store sensitive data in the cloud. This ensures full data sovereignty and compliance with organizational and regulatory privacy standards.

    💡 Locally Developed and Customizable

    FID-PAM is developed in-house and tailored to meet the specific needs of Iranian organizations. Its development roadmap includes AI-powered threat detection, real-time alerts, and support for industrial network (OT) infrastructures.

     
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    User authentication and access control

    Local user authentication
    User authentication through Active Directory
    Ability to define one or more inspection groups that have the ability to monitor user sessions.

    Ability to define one or more inspection groups that can monitor user sessions.

    Ability to search in the titles of opened windows
    Ability to search for texts viewed by users
    Ability to search for words typed by users

    Support for access protocols

    Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)

    Virtual Network Computing (VNC)

    Secure Shell (SSH)

    Monitor user meetings and record them as video

    Saving each user session as a separate movie
    Encryption of recorded videos

    Live monitoring of user meeting sessions

    Possibility of live monitoring of user activity
    Ability to terminate user session

    Filtering capability

    Command filtering
    Filtering executable programs

    Filtering executable programs

    No need to install software on the server or user computer
    Lack of user awareness of continuous monitoring and supervisory management
    Prevent PAM service monitoring detection on the network and no impact on server performance

    Support transparency in performance

    Ability to view and select servers available to users
    Alert users about the existence of monitoring processes

    Possibility to copy exchanged information

    Copying files and information exchanged between users and servers

    Event registration

    Recording important events of servers and network equipment

    High accessibility

    High availability and fault tolerance
    Ability to automatically synchronize between plugin servers

    Interaction with security incident and event management systems

    Ability to send events to monitoring systems
    Providing various reports for analyzing security events