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About CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager

u003cpu003eCyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM) is a security solution that enforces least-privilege policies on endpoints, including Windows, macOS, and Linux systems. It allows for enforcing least privilege, blocking and containing attacks at the endpoint, and reducing the risk of information being stolen or encrypted and held for ransom. u003c/pu003e

CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager Features

Application Rules

Control application-layer traffic with rules that filter it based on fully qualified domain names, URLs, and HTTP/HTTPS protocols. With CyberArk EPM, you can set file and program attributes, as well as application context.

Just-In-Time Access

Provide access to the information or resources a vendor needs only for the duration required to complete a task. Offer easy onboarding and offboarding, and self-managed invitations.

Enterprise Password Vault

Ensure protection against credential theft from browsers, IT applications, and remote access tools. Manage them locally on endpoints, on or off the network, from CyberArk’s Password Vault.

CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager Benefits

  • Reduce the attack surface

    With the EPM, you can remove local admin rights to reduce the attack surface while optimizing IT operations. Policy-based management can simplify privilege orchestration and provide just-in-time maintenance sessions.

  • Enforce least privilege

    Condition-based policies allow controlling applications by creating scenarios for different user groups, such as HR and DevOps. Certain scripts, applications, or operations can be blocked or allowed based on the application context, parameters, and attributes.

  • Protect your endpoints against ransomware

    By adding an additional layer to EDR and XDR solutions, CyberArk EPM helps you strengthen security and mitigate the risk of privilege compromise by removing standing admin privileges and enforcing the principle of least privilege.

  • Boost visibility and policy audit

    Create audit trails to track and analyze privilege elevation attempts. This allows you to maintain visibility and control over your endpoints, ultimately helping you ensure compliance.

  • Stop credential theft

    CyberArk EPM protects credentials and credential stores helping detect attacks early by placing lures in attackers’ pathways. This prevents threat actors from breaching your endpoints and moving laterally within the infrastructure.

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1. CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager

Learn about the specifications, capabilities, and benefits of CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager to understand what challenges it can help overcome.

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