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Organizations Adopting Remote Privileged Access Management (RPAM) for Secure Remote Work

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Organizations are increasingly adopting Remote Privileged Access Management (RPAM) to secure privileged access for remote and third-party users. RPAM extends traditional PAM capabilities to cloud-based and hybrid environments, providing secure, monitored access without relying on VPNs. This shift is driven by the rise of remote work, the need for strong access controls, and the targeting of weak remote access points by cybercriminals. RPAM solutions enforce least-privilege access, verify user identities, and record privileged sessions, enhancing security and compliance.

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  1. 28.11.2025 13:09 1 articles · 23h ago

    Organizations Adopt RPAM for Secure Remote Access

    As IT environments become increasingly distributed and organizations adopt hybrid and remote work at scale, traditional PAM solutions are no longer sufficient. RPAM extends PAM capabilities to modern environments, providing secure privileged access for remote and third-party users. This shift is driven by the need for strong access controls, the targeting of weak remote access points by cybercriminals, and the requirement for compliance with regulatory frameworks.

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  • Traditional PAM solutions are designed for on-premises environments and struggle with distributed, cloud-based infrastructures.

    First reported: 28.11.2025 13:09
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  • RPAM extends PAM capabilities to modern hybrid and remote environments, providing secure privileged access regardless of user location.

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  • RPAM enforces least-privilege access, verifies user identities, and monitors every privileged session without exposing credentials or depending on VPNs.

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  • RPAM adoption is accelerating due to the rise of remote work, the need for strong access controls, and the targeting of weak remote access points by cybercriminals.

    First reported: 28.11.2025 13:09
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  • RPAM mitigates risks by enforcing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), recording privileged sessions, and supporting zero-trust security.

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  • RPAM improves security and compliance by automating session logging and recording detailed audit trails.

    First reported: 28.11.2025 13:09
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