ARCON Privileged Access Management Primary Use Case

We use it for privileged access management. View full review »

The primary use case is we want to control the access of the administrator. We have a lot of the administrators in our organization who have privileged access on the infrastructure, devices, servers, and network devices. We want to control this access, and at the same time, monitor this access. We use it to control privileged access of administrators on infrastructure and security devices, then monitor them from time to time. View full review »

Controlling the privileged access to all the target servers. View full review »

We use it to access all the servers. View full review »

We're using it for managing the access to our devices; privileged administrative access to the devices is handled through ARCON. View full review »

We have a team of people who do the administration activity for servers and databases before our kiosk came into the picture. They used to share a common user ID along with the password among each other. Now, after our kiosks came in, they login into our kiosks with their old user ID, enter the ID, and the underlying connection is a common ID, but the password, they do not know. View full review »

Primary use is to control Microsoft administrators. View full review »

We use it for privileged access management for our production environment. We use it to record all of the changes that take place in our entire environment. That is the main function because there is a lot of compliance that we need to meet. It helps us meet those requirements. View full review »

The primary use of the solution is to give privileged access to critical resources, including monitoring and auditability. View full review »

* Multi-user, multi-OS, multi-database, and multi-hardware platforms * Cisco, Huawei, IBM, HP, Dell, etc. * Lots of networking equipment including F5 Networks. View full review »