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Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a cybersecurity strategy designed to secure accounts with elevated permissions, such as administrators, root users, and service accounts.

Because these accounts can access critical systems and sensitive data, they are prime targets for attackers. PAM matters because it reduces the risk of data breaches, insider threats, and compliance violations by enforcing strong authentication, limiting access, and providing visibility into privileged activity. Without PAM, organizations face unmanaged accounts that become “keys to the kingdom.”

With Segura® PAM Core, enterprises gain control over privileged identities across IT, OT, cloud, and hybrid environments, helping them stay both secure and audit-ready.

 PAM works by applying structured controls to how privileged accounts are discovered, secured, and monitored.

The process typically includes:

- Discovery: Identifying all privileged accounts, both human and machine.
- Credential vaulting & rotation: Storing credentials in a secure vault and rotating them automatically.
- Just-in-time (JIT) access: Granting time-limited access only when needed.
- Monitoring & recording: Tracking user activity during sessions for visibility and accountability.
- Policy enforcement: Ensuring access complies with Zero Trust and regulatory standards.

Segura® PAM Core streamlines this entire lifecycle with faster deployment, intuitive controls, and 70% lower TCO compared to legacy tools, turning PAM from a burden into a business advantage. 

 Segura® PAM Core is the all-in-one Privileged Access Management solution designed to simplify identity security for modern enterprises. Unlike legacy PAM tools that take months to deploy and require expensive add-ons, Segura® PAM Core is fast, affordable, and built for hybrid environments.

Segura® is trusted in 70+ countries and recognized by Gartner®, KuppingerCole, and Frost & Sullivan as a leading solution for identity security.

Learn more about PAM helps you take control of your critical systems. 

Many PAM tools, such as CyberArk, BeyondTrust, Delinea and others, can be expensive, slow to deploy, and difficult for teams to adopt.

Segura® stands out by being:

- Fast to deploy: Get started in minutes, not months.
- Affordable and transparent: 70% lower TCO compared to legacy vendors, with no hidden fees.
- Comprehensive: All-in-one coverage for human and machine identities across IT, OT, and cloud.
- Loved by customers: Rated 4.9/5 stars on Gartner® Peer Insights with world-class support.
- Futureproof: Built for hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructures, not yesterday’s networks.

CISOs and IT leaders choose Segura® because it’s the PAM that works without the pain of traditional solutions.

See how Segura® compares to top PAM vendors. 

 Identity and Access Management (IAM), Privileged Access Management (PAM), and Privileged Identity Management (PIM) are often confused, but each plays a unique role:

- IAM manages the digital identities of all users in an organization — employees, contractors, and partners — controlling who can access which systems and at what level.
- PAM focuses specifically on privileged accounts, such as administrators and service accounts, that hold elevated permissions and pose greater security risks if compromised.
- PIM is a subset of IAM/PAM that emphasizes the governance and lifecycle of privileged user identities, often in cloud environments.

Segura® PAM Core unifies these approaches by combining broad identity visibility with strong controls for privileged users and machines, protecting the most critical access points without adding complexity.

Read our blog on IAM vs PAM and why both matter for your security strategy.