cyberelements Cleanroom cyberelements Cleanroom Zero Trust PAM Get a demo cyberelements Cleanroom | Zero Trust PAM for IT/OT, Remote PAM and PAM for Managed Services in AD-tiered architecture or not cyberelements Cleanroom is a Privileged Access Management (PAMPrivileged Access Management. PAM is a technology for managing access and authentication of authorized users, usually information system administrators, to administrative resources or applications. The main objective is to secure… More) product. It is a security solution that significantly strengthens the protection of information systems against cybermalware. PAM makes it possible to secure access to your most critical resources/applications by your most privileged users (IT administrators, privileged users, etc.).It allows to define administration access to resources by monitoring the accounts used for authenticationPrimary or secondary authentication Authentication allows a user to guarantee his or her identity before accessing a resource or service. Primary authentication will give user access to the workstation (Windows… More on the resource, and by tracking in detail all actions. The level of control and traceability is adapted to the criticality of the intervention context. Administration actions are carried out via protocol access to a server (RDP, SSH, Web, etc.) or by using an administration application. The power to administer resources is a major risk to your organization’s operations, which the PAM solution drastically reduces. Customer stories cyberelements Cleanroom is not only a key element in our process of obtaining ISO 27001 and HDS certifications, it also allows us to monitor all administrative actions and thus ensures that there are no data leaks, which can be extremely damaging in the health sector where data is sensitive by its very nature. Christophe Le LostecCIO Managing secure access to our IS for our entire ecosystem is a real challenge. cyberelements Gate and Systancia Cleanroom allow us to implement these accesses very quickly and manage them very simply, particularly in the context of telemedicine. They also allow to comply with regulatory obligations by securing and tracking all accesses. Ahmed KacerCISO Previous Next Learn more about our customer stories Feature of the month Limit Lateral Movements Discover how cyberelements Cleanroom, privileged access management solution, helps protect you from the risks associated with third-party access by blocking lateral movements. Beyond securing the initial access to the resources to be managed, it is essential to limit internal access through server hops. Cyberelements Cleanroom allows for the restriction of possible access via hops, thereby limiting malicious actions by providing access control tailored to the user’s profile. Play Video Discover our playlist #TheCyberSnap, to discover every week the key features of our products. Discover our playlist Use cases Detailed traceability of access and advanced researchYou need to know at all times who has accessed what, when and what has been done. cyberelements Cleanroom traces all access and provides a recording feature that marks out videos so you can easily search through all audit trails and videos. Overcoming the staff rotation challengesWhen an administrator leaves for another department or organization, he sometimes keeps the administration passwords. cyberelements Cleanroom fills in the passwords instead of the administrator. On the one hand, you have complete control over the access of your administrators (privileged users). On the other hand, access to sensitive operations is only possible through cyberelements Cleanroom. Securing access to industrial infrastructuresIndustrial infrastructures are generally based on a wide variety of heterogeneous applications and equipment. cyberelements Cleanroom provides partitioned access to these OT infrastructures. The solution leverages the IT PAMPrivileged Access Management. PAM is a technology for managing access and authentication of authorized users, usually information system administrators, to administrative resources or applications. The main objective is to secure… More solution (secure tunnel, video recording, compliance check…) to secure this access. It enables you to have partitioned access between IT and OT environments within the same solution. Securing your environment from third-parties’ access (Remote PAMPrivileged Access Management. PAM is a technology for managing access and authentication of authorized users, usually information system administrators, to administrative resources or applications. The main objective is to secure… More) Your third-parties need to connect to your IT system. You need to provide them with an access that secures both them and your environment. cyberelements Cleanroom provides the necessary and sufficient range of tools: multi-factor authenticationPrimary or secondary authentication Authentication allows a user to guarantee his or her identity before accessing a resource or service. Primary authentication will give user access to the workstation (Windows… More (MFA), Zero Trust access (granular with protocol break), no credentials disclosure, clientless web access (HTML5), etc. As MSP, securing multi-client accessThe « MSP PAM » involves securing the MSP in a high-security environment, enabling it to connect to its customers’ resources under high security.Systancia’s native Zero Trust access means you don’t need to use a VPNVirtual Private Network. VPN is a technology that simulates a local area network between two trusted networks. In practice this allows two elements (workstations, servers, printers, etc.) to communicate with… More to access your customers’ resources.When VPN access is still mandatory, because your customers impose their own VPNs on you, cyberelements Cleanroom avoids the operational burden and natively manages multi-VPN. Meeting easily regulatory and security audit challenges Organizations need to comply with various regulations (GDPR, NIS2, TISAX, DORA…) or different certifications (ISO27xxx, HIPAA…), which cyberelements Cleanroom enables you to do. What’s more, the solution saves you precious time during audits and simplifies your response to the various security audits. PAMPrivileged Access Management. PAM is a technology for managing access and authentication of authorized users, usually information system administrators, to administrative resources or applications. The main objective is to secure… More solution in AD-tiered environment Several cybersecurity agencies recommend the construction of ADs in 3 tiers. These 3 tiers group the IT system machines into 3 silos, between which it is forbidden to navigate via the same administration desktop. cyberelements Cleanroom guarantees the implementation of PAM while natively respecting the principles of AD-tiering. In this way, cyberelements Cleanroom enables you to connect to the PAW workstation without any incoming RDP flow, and with the workstation administrator’s Kerberos token. Get a demo Features Session management Credentials management Remote access Access modes Session management Resource access controlDetailed audit trail and session recordingAdvanced search in all sessions, via filters and keywordsReal-time intervention in user sessionsSession sharing (“4 eyes” and “4 hands”)2 levels of resource administration: Protocol-driven (RDP, SSH, Web, VNC)Application-driven (Desk option). Credentials management VaultEnforcement of password policies Enforcement of password rotation policies SSO (secondary authenticationPrimary or secondary authentication Authentication allows a user to guarantee his or her identity before accessing a resource or service. Primary authentication will give user access to the workstation (Windows… More)Application-to-application credential management (AAPM – DevOps)Disaster Recovery with « Ice-breaker » through SaaS Remote access Zero Trust access policy: Least connection, JIT connection, Zero-standing connectionTraceability, logs (SIEM/SOC integration via Syslog)Zero Trust features of the access infrastructure: Secure end-to-end tunnel, encryption with customer key, outbound flow without port opening Dynamic, volatile and random network ports URL rewriting (invisibility of web resources)Context-based access management (workstation control)Tunnel connection to the resource only at the time and for the duration of useMFA Access modes Clientless web isolation with protocol break Web portal with client agentDesktop icons with client agent Direct access with native tools (RDP, SSH)Secure end-to-end tunnel (“port forwarding”)