The implementation of privileged access management (PAM) can only be effective if the Information Security team in charge for Identity and Access Management ensures unambiguous set of ‘dos’ and ‘don’ts’ around people and process. No PAM tool can be effective unless the organization carefully builds an established PAM framework within its IT periphery.
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