Self-hosted PAM was built for a different threat environment. Attackers now begin scanning for a newly announced CVE within 15 minutes, the fastest attacks reach exfiltration in 72 minutes, and 90% of breaches have identity as a material factor. Organizations still running self-hosted PAM are perpetually inside the window attackers are already exploiting. Is it time to migrate?
This solution brief makes the case for migrating PAM to the Idira Identity Security Platform. Readers will learn how consolidating IAM, PAM, and IGA onto a single platform eliminates version lag and standing privilege exposure, how the four-phase migration path protects production environments throughout, and what changes for CISOs, SecOps, GRC, and DevOps teams after the move. Includes a side-by-side comparison of self-hosted PAM versus Idira SaaS across patching, identity coverage, threat detection, and disaster recovery.
