Privileged Access Management addresses five core use cases vital for security and compliance. It reduces risk by centralizing privileged accounts, enforcing least privilege, and monitoring sessions to prevent insider threats and breaches. PAM supports audits with detailed logs and continuous compliance, while also meeting stricter cyber insurance requirements by proving account hygiene to underwriters. Securing vendor and third-party access is critical, with isolated web portals enabling safe monitoring of external sessions. Finally, expanding PAM across applications, endpoints, and automation boosts ROI, strengthens Zero Trust, and ensures resilient protection across the enterprise.

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