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ManageEngine Adds Native Intelligence and Advanced Automation Capabilities to Its Unified PAM Platform
The Company's Unified PAM Platform, PAM360, Now Offers AI-Governed Cloud Access Policies and Qntrl-Powered Task Automation for Identity-Centric Routines ManageEngine introduces AI-powered enhancements in PAM360's CIEM module to strengthen cloud access governance The native privileged task automation feature helps to automate enterprise workflows with zero-touch efficiency Discover PAM360's end-to-end privileged access management capabilities at https://mnge.it/pam360 ManageEngine, a division of Zoho Corporation and a leading provider of enterprise IT management solutions, today announced that it has added AI-powered enhancements -- featuring intelligent least privilege access and risk remediation policy recommendations -- to its privileged access management platform, PAM360. A new privileged task automation module enabled by Qntrl, Zoho's unified workflow orchestration platform, has also been introduced. Together, these newly added capabilities help enterprises automate enterprise-wide administrative routines, enforce least privilege at scale with intelligent, context-aware controls and reduce security risks through automated remediation. AI-Governed Least Privilege Access Traditional PAM models, which rely on static policies and manual processes, often operate without sufficient context. This can result in excessive permissions, entitlement drift, and configuration errors. To address these challenges, organizations should adopt an adaptive, context-driven approach to privileged access management -- one that leverages AI to enable dynamic, risk-based access control. In fact, according to ManageEngine's 2024 Identity Security Insights, 68% of the respondents are looking for AI-driven improvements in risk-based access control. "Today's hybrid, multi-cloud environments have led to an explosion of human and non-human identities, creating complex access workflows and rampant privilege sprawl. To tackle this, organizations require dynamic policies that can intelligently enforce the principle of least privilege across their identity stack. With the AI-driven CIEM module in PAM360, IT security teams can now generate intelligent least privilege policies, proactively flag risky entitlements and automate remediation, helping enterprises close critical identity security gaps before they're exploited," said Ramanathan Kannabiran, director of product management at ManageEngine. PAM360's CIEM module now features AI-generated least privilege policies, automated remediation of shadow admin risks and real-time access and session summaries. These AI-driven capabilities help organizations proactively tackle access sprawl and misconfigurations in hybrid environments with minimal manual effort. Orchestrating Privileged Operations With Zero-Touch Controls Business workflows that leverage RPA and script-based automation often rely on manual access provisioning, resulting in delayed execution and increased overheads, leading to potential security gaps. Modern IT teams need dynamic controls that can streamline on-demand access within these automated workflows and strengthen the security posture of the organization. According to Kannabiran, "Privileged task automation in PAM360 eliminates the need for administrators to manually grant and revoke necessary access privileges for every automated routine. Access is provisioned just in time, based on the task context, and revoked automatically once the task ends. This not only preserves admin bandwidth, but also reduces the risk of privilege misuse caused by excessive or standing access." Powered by Qntrl, PAM360 brings native automation capabilities that eliminate the need for third-party tools. Its deep integration within the Zoho ecosystem enables seamless orchestration of privileged access workflows -- enhancing efficiency without compromising security. PAM360 streamlines vendor access with automated onboarding and offboarding, provisions ephemeral, just-in-time access with fine-grained, time-bound controls, and ensures a secure, hands-free transfer of privileged data -- delivering speed, consistency and reduced risk across the board. About ManageEngine PAM360 PAM360 is ManageEngine's unified privileged access management platform that helps IT teams enforce strict governance on access pathways to critical corporate assets. With a holistic approach to privileged access security, PAM360 caters to core PAM requirements and facilitates contextual integration with multiple other IT management tools, resulting in deeper insights, meaningful inferences, and quicker remedies. More than 5,000 global organizations and over one million administrators trust PAM360 with their PAM needs. To learn more about PAM360 and its enterprise-ready capabilities, please visit https://mnge.it/pam360. About ManageEngine ManageEngine is a division of Zoho Corporation and a leading provider of IT management solutions for organizations across the world. With a powerful, flexible, and AI-powered digital enterprise management platform, we help businesses get their work done from anywhere and everywhere -- better, safer, and faster. To learn more, visit www.manageengine.com.
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ManageEngine Adds Native Intelligence And Advanced Automation Capabilities To It...
The native privileged task automation feature helps to automate enterprise workflows with zero-touch efficiency ManageEngine, a division of Zoho Corporation and a leading provider of enterprise IT management solutions, today announced that it has added AI-powered enhancements -- featuring intelligent least privilege access and risk remediation policy recommendations -- to its privileged access management platform, PAM360. A new privileged task automation module enabled by Qntrl, Zoho's unified workflow orchestration platform, has also been introduced. Together, these newly added capabilities help enterprises automate enterprise-wide administrative routines, enforce least privilege at scale with intelligent, context-aware controls and reduce security risks through automated remediation. Traditional PAM models, which rely on static policies and manual processes, often operate without sufficient context. This can result in excessive permissions, entitlement drift, and configuration errors. To address these challenges, organisations should adopt an adaptive, context-driven approach to privileged access management -- one that leverages AI to enable dynamic, risk-based access control. In fact, according to ManageEngine's 2024 Identity Security Insights, 68 per cent of the respondents are looking for AI-driven improvements in risk-based access control. "Today's hybrid, multi-cloud environments have led to an explosion of human and non-human identities, creating complex access workflows and rampant privilege sprawl. To tackle this, organisations require dynamic policies that can intelligently enforce the principle of least privilege across their identity stack. With the AI-driven CIEM module in PAM360, IT security teams can now generate intelligent least privilege policies, proactively flag risky entitlements and automate remediation, helping enterprises close critical identity security gaps before they're exploited," said Ramanathan Kannabiran, director of product management at ManageEngine. PAM360's CIEM module now features AI-generated least privilege policies, automated remediation of shadow admin risks and real-time access and session summaries. These AI-driven capabilities help organisations proactively tackle access sprawl and misconfigurations in hybrid environments with minimal manual effort. Business workflows that leverage RPA and script-based automation often rely on manual access provisioning, resulting in delayed execution and increased overheads, leading to potential security gaps. Modern IT teams need dynamic controls that can streamline on-demand access within these automated workflows and strengthen the security posture of the organisation. According to Kannabiran, "Privileged task automation in PAM360 eliminates the need for administrators to manually grant and revoke necessary access privileges for every automated routine. Access is provisioned just in time, based on the task context, and revoked automatically once the task ends. This not only preserves admin bandwidth, but also reduces the risk of privilege misuse caused by excessive or standing access." Powered by Qntrl, PAM360 brings native automation capabilities that eliminate the need for third-party tools. Its deep integration within the Zoho ecosystem enables seamless orchestration of privileged access workflows -- enhancing efficiency without compromising security. PAM360 streamlines vendor access with automated onboarding and offboarding, provisions ephemeral, just-in-time access with fine-grained, time-bound controls, and ensures a secure, hands-free transfer of privileged data -- delivering speed, consistency and reduced risk across the board. About ManageEngine PAM360 PAM360 is ManageEngine's unified privileged access management platform that helps IT teams enforce strict governance on access pathways to critical corporate assets. With a holistic approach to privileged access security, PAM360 caters to core PAM requirements and facilitates contextual integration with multiple other IT management tools, resulting in deeper insights, meaningful inferences, and quicker remedies. More than 5,000 global organizations and over one million administrators trust PAM360 with their PAM needs. To learn more about PAM360 and its enterprise-ready capabilities, please visit https://mnge.it/pam360. ManageEngine is a division of Zoho Corporation and a leading provider of IT management solutions for organizations across the world. With a powerful, flexible, and AI-powered digital enterprise management platform, we help businesses get their work done from anywhere and everywhere -- better, safer, and faster. To learn more, visit www.manageengine.com.
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ManageEngine introduces AI-powered enhancements to its privileged access management platform, PAM360, featuring intelligent least privilege access and automated task management to strengthen cloud security and streamline workflows.
ManageEngine, a division of Zoho Corporation, has announced significant upgrades to its privileged access management (PAM) platform, PAM360. The enhancements include AI-driven features and advanced automation capabilities, aimed at strengthening cloud access governance and streamlining enterprise workflows 1.
The new AI-powered enhancements in PAM360's Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM) module address the challenges posed by traditional PAM models. These models, which rely on static policies and manual processes, often lead to excessive permissions and security risks. The AI-driven approach enables:
According to ManageEngine's 2024 Identity Security Insights, 68% of respondents are seeking AI-driven improvements in risk-based access control 2.
PAM360 now includes a new privileged task automation module powered by Qntrl, Zoho's unified workflow orchestration platform. This feature addresses the limitations of manual access provisioning in automated workflows by:
The integration with the Zoho ecosystem allows for seamless orchestration of privileged access workflows, enhancing efficiency without compromising security 1.
PAM360 is currently trusted by more than 5,000 global organizations and over one million administrators for their PAM needs. The platform's holistic approach to privileged access security caters to core PAM requirements while facilitating contextual integration with multiple IT management tools 2.
As organizations continue to grapple with the complexities of hybrid and multi-cloud environments, solutions like PAM360 are becoming increasingly crucial in managing the explosion of human and non-human identities, complex access workflows, and privilege sprawl.
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