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Privileged Access Management for MSPs

Build a Moving Target Defense

Businesses in today’s digital landscape face one major secure gap – static passwords securing persistent administrator accounts. Compromised credentials can leave client infrastructure open to threats like ransomware, key-logging malware, brute force, credential stuffing, and password spraying attacks. 

MSPs and help desks use CyberQP Privileged Access Management (QGuard) to create an effortless Moving Target Defense around your privileged access.

Reduce the risk of credential-based attacks and enhance your overall security posture.

Eliminate Static Passwords

CyberQP’s Automated Password Rotations help Managed Service Providers and help desks automate a tedious, time-consuming process that technicians may skip otherwise, leading to stale credentials and growing risk for their end users.

CyberQP ensures your organization’s administrator credentials don’t get stale and align with best practices. Reduce the risk of credential-based attacks and enhancing overall security posture.

Identify and Eliminate Anomalous Access

Technicians use CyberQP’s Automated Privileged Account Discovery to evaluate privileged accounts across their digital environments.

Automatically scan customer accounts, catalog privileged accounts, and get comprehensive visibility across your business’ technology fleet and systems.

Take remediation actions immediately using the CyberQP dashboard. Address potential risks by:

  • Disabling or deleting an anomalous or unneeded privileged account
  • Rotate a privileged account’s credentials to mitigate the risk of shared credential abuse.  

Automate Your Privileged Account Monitoring

Manual monitoring of privileged account activities is time-consuming and error-prone, diverting valuable resources from strategic initiatives and core business operations.

CyberQP automates the monitoring of privileged account auditing events, reducing the burden of manual monitoring and ensuring timely detection of security threats and compliance issues.

Store, Share, and Access Passwords with Appropriate Permissions

Today’s best practices recommend that Managed Service Providers and help desks store privileged account credentials separately from their IT documentation repositories or non-privileged accounts to slow threat actors attempting to move laterally or escalate their privileges. 

CyberQP helps IT service providers proactively align with these requirements with a Technician Vault, which allows technicians to store, share, and access the information they need to resolve tickets and complete their work. 

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