Compare AutoElevate vs. Evo Security

Malicious individuals are targeting a vast array of computers for compromise. Frequently, these attacks span multiple Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and enterprise organizations, impacting all of their clients at once. Investigations into these incidents have shown that the breaches were executed using relatively simple techniques that could have been prevented through the implementation of fundamental endpoint privilege management practices. Privileged Access Management, commonly referred to as “PAM,” provides solutions for overseeing, securing, monitoring, and limiting privileged access within corporate environments. The foundation of security is established when there is control over what users can access on their devices, which underscores the importance of effective privilege access management. In many instances, users with elevated privileges inadvertently expose sensitive administrative data. Consequently, individuals with administrative rights are often perceived as the greatest internal threat risk, making robust PAM solutions essential for safeguarding organizational assets. By prioritizing these practices, organizations can significantly reduce their vulnerability to such threats.

Eliminate the practice of sharing credentials, create robust administrative permissions, implement comprehensive login security for your clients, and satisfy insurance and compliance obligations with Evo Security. EPIC represents the next significant advancement for Managed Service Providers (MSPs), Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs), Network Operations Centers (NOCs), and Security Operations Centers (SOCs) that aim to mitigate the risks of credential sharing while ensuring secure logins for endpoints, network devices, and web applications in a unified manner. A crucial yet often overlooked aspect of managed services is the necessity for MSP administrators to internally share customer passwords and multi-factor authentication (MFA) codes. While Password Managers and various Password Rotation tools provide some level of convenience and improvements, they ultimately perpetuate the same issues. With cybercriminals increasingly targeting MSPs and regulatory demands calling for better solutions, this unwanted practice has reached its limit. The Evo Privileged Access Manager allows for seamless access management in scenarios where technicians and administrators need to interact with the Evo platform, whether in a managed or co-managed customer environment. This flexibility ensures that security protocols are maintained while still providing the necessary access for operational efficiency.