Why do most PAM projects fail?
Unmanaged privileged accounts
Maximum exposure to cyberattacks, regulatory non-compliance, and an audit that cannot be conducted.
Underestimated PAM deployments
Technical complexities that were not properly anticipated, skyrocketing costs, and projects abandoned halfway through.
No visibility into sensitive access points
Who accesses what, when, and from where? Without PAM, no one really knows.
PAM Deployment from A to Z
From design to production, we scale up your PAM platforms.
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Analysis of the current situation, definition of the scope, and identification of the accounts, assets, and uses to prioritize
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Design of the target PAM architecture, tailored to technical, business, and security constraints
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Deployment, configuration, and hardening of PAM components in accordance with vendor best practices
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Change management, skills transfer, and post-deployment support to ensure long-term adoption
Password Management
Secure, monitor, and automate the management of sensitive secrets and technical accounts.
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Secure containment of privileged accounts, service accounts, technical accounts, and application secrets
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Policies for automatic rotation, complexity, expiration, and password management
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Reducing risks associated with secrets that are shared, uncontrolled, or stored in unsecured locations
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Access Governance for Classified Information: Traceability, Approval, Granular Access Rights, and Separation of Duties
Management of Privileged Sessions
Monitor and oversee sensitive sessions to enhance your operational security.
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Securing administrator access to servers, databases, network equipment, critical applications, and cloud environments
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Recording, tracking, and monitoring of sessions for security, investigation, and audit purposes
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Enhanced access controls: approval, MFA, contextual restrictions, and conditional access policies
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Reducing exposure of sensitive accounts through session isolation and limiting direct access
Migration of Legacy PAM
Modernize or migrate your existing PAM environments to more robust and scalable platforms.
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Audit of existing PAM platforms, identification of limitations, obsolescence, risks, and technical dependencies
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Defining a phased, secure migration path that accommodates production constraints
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Migration of existing configurations, accounts, policies, vaults, connectors, and use cases
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Ensuring a smooth transition to minimize service interruptions and maintain business continuity
Integration with the ecosystem
Integrate PAM into your IT and security environment to ensure a consistent and standardized chain of control.
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Integration with directories, IAM, IGA, MFA, ITSM, SIEM, CMDB, EDR, and cloud platforms
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Connectors, workflows, and automation to streamline day-to-day PAM operations
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Integration with existing processes for access requests, approval, provisioning, incident management, and change management
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Alignment of the PAM with hybrid, multi-cloud, and international architectures, as well as mission-critical business environments
PAM Compliance & Audit
Demonstrate effective control over privileged access and generate reliable, actionable audit evidence.
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Audit reports on access, sessions, passwords, exceptions, and sensitive actions
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Alignment of PAM controls with regulatory requirements, internal policies, and security standards
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Identification of discrepancies, uncontrolled accounts, excessive access, and risky practices
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Prioritized remediation plans to sustainably improve the WFP’s security posture
What we do today
28
Years of experience
Our numbers speak for themselves
+100
Active certifications
76
Projects launched in 2025
17
Country
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+40
IAM/PAM/IGA Certified Experts
Our technology partners
Use cases
100 %
PRIVILEGED SESSIONS
0
SHARED ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUNT
DORA
ROUTE APPROVED BY THE ICT COMMITTEE
RESULTS ACHIEVED
• 100% of privileged sessions are recorded and auditable in real time
• No shared administrator accounts remaining in the production environment
• DORA roadmap approved by the internal ICT committee and submitted to the regulator
• Guaranteed provider reversibility, immediate termination in the event of an incident or contract expiration
• Investigation time in the event of an incident reduced from several days to a few hours
IDENT1TY APPROACH
• Deployment of a centralized PAM vault with automatic password rotation across all targets
• Systematic logging of all internal administrator and service provider sessions
• Removal of all shared administrator accounts and creation of traceable, named accounts
• Implementation of an approval workflow for vendor access with defined time windows
• Preparation of the DORA evidence file in collaboration with the compliance team
18-month SSO rollout for all of the group's applications
PAM · Private Banking — Monaco
PAM Deployment as Part of DORA Compliance
Managing privileged access in a highly outsourced environment.
~200 employees and contractors
Windows · Linux · Databases · Networking
11 months
• DORA requirements regarding ICT governance and the traceability of privileged access
• Joint administrator accounts without individual liability
• Most administrative tasks are handled by third parties
Requirement for reversibility in the event of a service provider failure
POINTS OF FRICTION
BACKGROUND & ISSUES
A private bank with significant exposure to DORA regulations, with a high degree of infrastructure outsourcing.
Administrator accounts were shared between internal teams and contractors, with no central repository or detailed session tracking. Regulatory requirements made this situation unsustainable.
Another case, another challenge.
100 %
TRACKED AND LIMITED THIRD-PARTY ACCESS
70%
PERMANENT SERVICE PROVIDER ACCOUNTS
SÉGUR
REQUIREMENTS COVERED
RESULTS ACHIEVED
• 100% of third-party accesses are tracked and time-limited — no more unmonitored permanent access
• 70% of permanent vendor accounts have been removed and replaced with temporary access on demand
• Zero disruption to patient care during deployment thanks to the agentless approach on biomedical devices
• Ségur and HDS requirements met, product compliance documentation for the IT department and the clinical department
• Reduced incident investigation time thanks to indexed and searchable sessions
response time in the event of an incident reduced from several days to just a few hours
IDENT1TY APPROACH
• Deployment of a hybrid PAM architecture tailored to biomedical constraints, with agentless access on sensitive devices
• Implementation of a service provider portal with user-specific approval and time-limited service windows
• Recording of all service provider sessions with indexing for quick search in the event of an incident
• Automated quarterly review of vendor accounts with automatic deactivation upon expiration
• Alignment of the architecture with the Ségur and HDS standards and ANSSI recommendations
PAM · Health — Multi-site University Hospital
Hybrid PAM for a multi-site hospital
Securing access for biomedical and IT service providers in the context of the Ségur Digital Health Initiative.
8,000 users · 80+ service providers
IT · Biomedical · HDS · Ségur
14 months
• More than 80 separate service providers with no common governance or regular review
• Medical devices that cannot be filled with a substance without manufacturer validation
• Continuity of care: any interruption in access can impact patient care
Ségur and HDS Traceability and Accountability Requirements
POINTS OF FRICTION
BACKGROUND & ISSUES
The university hospital is committed to the Ségur Digital Plan and must regain control over the remote access systems used by its IT outsourcing and biomedical equipment providers.
The unique nature of the situation stemmed from the coexistence of traditional IT systems and biomedical devices, the maintenance of which is strictly regulated by the manufacturers.