Redefine Privileged Access Management for a Cloud-First World

Modern enterprises face a relentless wave of cyber threats, rising IT complexity, and an explosion of digital identities. Traditional Privileged Access Management (PAM) alone is no longer enough. It’s time to evolve to Extended PAM (XPM) β€” a smarter, cloud-native, Zero Trust-aligned approach to securing identities, devices, and data.

Why Extended PAM?

πŸ” Privileged Access Is the #1 Target
74% of security breaches involve privileged accounts. Extended PAM addresses today’s dynamic, cloud-based environments to stop lateral movement and credential theft.

🌐 Security for the Borderless Enterprise
Manage human and machine identities across hybrid infrastructure, SaaS platforms, and remote teams β€” all from a single, unified console.

πŸ“Š Zero Trust Meets Least Privilege
Adopt data-driven, policy-based authorization that adapts to risk, enforces least privilege, and scales with your environment.

What You’ll Learn in the Whitepaper
βœ… The key differences between traditional PAM and XPM
βœ… Why PAM strategies must evolve for modern IT environments
βœ… Core components of an XPM framework
βœ… How to visualize, manage, and protect all identities
βœ… Tips to mature your PAM journey
βœ… How Delinea empowers organizations with XPM

Take the First Step Toward XPM

πŸ”Ž Start with an Access Management Assessment
Understand where your PAM strategy stands β€” and how to strengthen it.

πŸ›£οΈ Build a Roadmap to XPM
Mature your program at your pace with expert guidance.

πŸŽ“ Train Your Team
Ensure all users understand their role in securing access.

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