Don’t Settle for Less: If It’s PAM, It’s CyberArk
When I was first introduced to the field of cybersecurity and started gathering information about how organizations protect themselves, one thing became immediately clear: most critical breaches weren’t caused by weak firewalls or outdated antivirus software. They happened because someone had access they shouldn’t have — privileged access. Seeing the real impact that mismanaged credentials can have on a business made me realize just how critical proper Privileged Access Management is.
CyberArk PAM: Designed to Protect the Most Critical Access
CyberArk PAM is purpose-built to secure the most powerful identities across the enterprise. It goes beyond basic credential control by delivering deep, security-first capabilities that address real-world attack techniques and operational complexity.
Key strengths of CyberArk PAM include:
These capabilities help organizations reduce attack surfaces, limit lateral movement, and maintain full control over privileged access at all times.
Built for Scale, Stability, and Long-Term Security
CyberArk PAM is trusted by organizations operating large, complex, and regulated environments. Its architecture is designed to support growth, high availability, and strict security requirements without compromising performance.
At the same time, CyberArk PAM delivers clear value for small and mid-sized organizations by helping them establish strong privileged access controls early, reduce operational risk, and gain visibility as their environments grow. This allows organizations of any size to adopt PAM in a structured way, without needing to redesign their security approach as requirements evolve.
This makes CyberArk PAM well-suited for organizations that view privileged access management not as a one-time project, but as a long-term security strategy.
A PAM Foundation Within a Broader Identity Security Vision
While Privileged Access Management remains at the core, CyberArk PAM is part of the broader CyberArk Identity Security Platform. This platform extends the same Zero Trust and least-privilege principles to additional identity use cases, including workforce credentials, endpoint privileges, machine identities, and certificates.
These capabilities are designed to complement PAM and strengthen overall identity security while keeping privileged access protection at the center.
Final Thoughts
Privileged access represents the highest level of risk — and therefore demands the highest level of protection. Organizations that invest in CyberArk PAM gain not only strong security controls but also confidence that their most critical access is protected today and in the future.
BAKOTEH & CyberArk Training
We, at BAKOTECH, are proud to announce that we have obtained official CyberArk Authorized Training Center status. We are ready to train your professionals on how to securely operate and manage CyberArk platforms, ensuring your teams can fully leverage its capabilities.
Don’t settle for less. If it’s PAM, it’s CyberArk.