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Founded in 2008 and with its HQ in the UK, near Reading, UK Osirium’s management team has been helping many organisations over the past 25 years protect and transform their IT security services.
The Osirium team have intelligently combined the latest generation of Cyber-Security and Automation technology to create the world’s first, built-for-purpose, Privileged Protection and Task Automation solution for the Hybrid-Cloud world.
Tried and tested by some of the world’s biggest brands and public sector bodies, Osirium helps organisations drive down Business Risks, Operational Costs and meet IT Compliance.
Osirium is backed by venture investors who have an established track record in identifying emerging market leaders.
While businesses race ahead with digital transformation, security and identity management are often being left behind. The complexity of modern organizations of all sizes has undermined the traditional concepts of privileged access management (PAM) and privileged account usage. Help desks and IT security teams are often too busy and understaffed to be able to give PAM the attention it deserves.
IT processes can often be repetitive and many of these tasks can take companies a lot of time and costs, putting pressure on highly skilled IT staff. By automating IT processes, companies can not only become more productive and efficient but also relieve the load on their IT department.
Privilege Management has been a key element of both IAM (Identity & Access Management) and cybersecurity programs for years. However, increased complexity of modern corporate IT infrastructures and mounting pressure from compliance regulators force privilege management solutions to constantly expand their scope into new functional areas. From simple password vaults to advanced monitoring and behavior analytics to governance and compliance – a modern PxM solution permeates every corner of your enterprise IT infrastructure.
Privilege Management has been a key element of both IAM (Identity & Access Management) and cyber security programs for years. However, increased the complexity of modern corporate IT infrastructures with growing reliance on outsourced IT staff and mounting pressure from compliance regulators forcing privilege management solutions to expand their scope into new functional areas constantly. But what if instead of scrupulously designing access policies and rigorously monitoring every privileged account’s activities to prevent a malicious user from misusing their privileges one could stop giving anyone privileged access at all? Why delegate access to a sensitive system when you can delegate a specific task?