Do You Know Your PAM Vendor’s Origin? 

Understanding where your Privileged Access Management (PAM) vendor is based is crucial. If your vendor is from a sanctioned country, your business could be at risk.

Is Your PAM Vendor Financed by Sanctioned Nations? 

Financial backing from problematic sources can lead to compliance issues and security vulnerabilities. Make sure you’re partnering with a trustworthy vendor. 

Local Expertise:

CyberQP has a deep understanding of the regional compliance landscape and can provide solutions that align with regulations and compliance mandates. This ensures your organization remains compliant while minimizing the risk of costly penalties.

Tailored Solutions:

Unlike larger, global vendors, North American companies like CyberQP offer tailored solutions that cater specifically to the needs of local businesses. This customization enhances the effectiveness of the PAM solution that integrates with your existing tech stack.

Responsive Support:

With a local presence, North American vendors can provide faster and more reliable support. In the event of a security incident, having a partner who understands your infrastructure and can respond promptly is invaluable.

MSP Community Focus:

CyberQP is a Channel company built by and for MSPs.

Don’t choose a solution that works around your operating system or relies on a pricing model that’s confusing for Just-in-Time access.  

CyberQP Passwordless Just-in-Time Access makes it easy to replace always-on admin accounts with time-limited admin access controls. 

We integrate directly Microsoft’s native technology to secure your admin access and make it easy to associate admin account activity with a specific techninican to simplify privileged access audits and meet today’s security and compliance requirements.   

At this point, you might be asking, “But what about the admin accounts that we need to keep on? What about our local and service accounts?”

CyberQP helps you address potential insider threats and reduce risks associated with technician turnover with Automated Password Rotations – at no additional cost. 

Help desk directors, managers, and owners can safeguard static admin accounts by automatically rotating their passwords daily, weekly or monthly. 

Limit Access to Privileged Accounts

Cybercriminals often target privileged accounts—those with administrative control over IT systems—because they provide direct access to sensitive data and critical infrastructure.

Strengthen Helpdesk Security to Block Social Engineering

Many cyberattacks don’t start with hacking—they start with talking. Attackers frequently impersonate employees and call IT helpdesks, requesting password resets.

Reduce the Risk of Ransomware by Closing Entry Points

Organizations can reduce their risk by eliminating unnecessary admin accounts, regularly updating software, and segmenting networks to limit the spread of an attack.

Secure Third-Party Access to Prevent Supply Chain Attacks

Attackers frequently compromise managed service providers (MSPs), software vendors, or supply chain partners as a way to gain access to larger targets. If an MSP is breached, attackers may be able to access all of their clients through compromised remote management tools.