Intragen’s Privileged Access Management services help you control and monitor high-risk access across critical systems. We support regulated organisations with advisory, implementation, and fully Managed Service delivery, so you can reduce risk, strengthen compliance, and operate with confidence.
Our consultants follow a proven project methodology to assess your identity estate, design the right privileged access architecture, and implement a scalable solution aligned to your security and compliance goals.
Intragen’s PAM Quick Check is a structured, free of charge two-hour assessment used to evaluate privileged access maturity, identify high-risk access paths, and define practical next steps.
Privileged Access Management (PAM) protects high-level system access, such as administrator and superuser accounts, by controlling how access is granted, used, and monitored. Privileged access is sometimes referred to as Privileged Access Management when delivered through formal controls and tooling.
As part of Identity and Access Management, privileged access controls help prevent credential misuse, privilege escalation, insider threats, and external attacks. By enforcing strict controls over critical systems, organisations can reduce risk and strengthen audit readiness.
If you want strong controls without adding operational overhead, Intragen’s Managed Privileged Access service provides ongoing oversight by dedicated specialists.
of data breaches were achieved by cybercriminals predicting or stealing passwords classed as ‘weak’ (Verizon)
of all data breaches had elements of social engineering or brute force attacks through tampering credentials (Verizon)
of remote workers re-use passwords across their accounts, increasing the security risk massively (Expertinsights)
Based on Intragen’s delivery experience, a practical fast-start approach usually comes from focusing on the small set of access paths that create the biggest impact. In practice, this means quickly identifying where privileged access exists today, then prioritising controls for the most business-critical systems.
Intragen’s privileged access fast-start approach typically includes:
Request an assessment and we’ll help you identify the fastest, most practical route to risk reduction based on your environment.
Intragen typically sees the best results when organisations prioritise privileged access based on business impact and exposure, rather than trying to cover everything at once.
Common first priorities include:
Where relevant, we’ll also help you align early priorities to compliance expectations and audit requirements, so you can demonstrate progress quickly, not just plan it.
Take Intragen's free two-hour PAM Quick Check assessment, where we can help you find the answers to these questions. You'll receive a five page document with a summary of your PAM maturity, key observations and the top risks we identified.
Intragen’s experience shows that security controls only work when they are usable. The goal is to reduce risk while keeping teams productive, especially when IT and security teams are already stretched.
A practical approach balances control and efficiency through:
Yes. Intragen frequently works with organisations that choose to deliver privileged access as a Managed Service due to operational complexity and audit pressure. For many organisations, running privileged access internally can be complex and resource-intensive, especially when you need continuous monitoring, policy refinement, and evidence for audits.
Intragen’s Managed Privileged Access offers:
Intragen's experience shows that a Managed Service model can accelerate time-to-value and reduce operational burden.
Privileged access controls reduce breach risk by improving control, visibility, and response, particularly where attackers target credentials or attempt to escalate privileges.
A strong approach typically includes:
Intragen supports privileged access programmes using leading technologies and proven delivery methods aligned to your environment and compliance requirements.
Organisations often struggle with:
Our experts can help identify and resolve these challenges through an assessment.
Privileged access controls help organisations meet expectations under frameworks such as GDPR, NIS2, DORA, industry standards, and audit requirements by strengthening control, visibility, and accountability over high-risk access.
By controlling access to sensitive systems, monitoring privileged activity, and enforcing secure authentication, organisations can demonstrate due diligence and strengthen compliance posture.
With visibility into privileged activity and appropriate controls, organisations can detect unusual behaviour earlier, trigger protective actions where appropriate, and create audit-ready evidence of what happened and how it was handled.
Clear communication and training improves adoption and reduces friction; the goal is protection, not blame.
Privileged access controls focus on high-risk admin and superuser access, reducing the likelihood and impact of misuse.
Access governance focuses on who should have access and why, including Joiner-Mover-Leaver processes and access reviews that help demonstrate compliance and reduce access creep.
Many regulated organisations treat these as parallel priorities: privileged access reduces immediate high-impact risk, while access governance strengthens audit evidence and ongoing control.
Intragen supports privileged access programmes across common enterprise identity and security environments, including partner technologies such as CyberArk, Okta, and One Identity. The focus is selecting and operating the right controls for your requirements, aligned to risk, compliance, and practical delivery. This includes delivering robust PAM solutions, such as CyberArk Privilege Cloud.
Intragen supports organisations across EMEA with CyberArk-led PAM programmes. Seamlessly secure identities and access any resource across any infrastructure.
Okta boast great customer support, deep market penetration and Enterprise Mobility Management support.
One Identity is a cybersecurity platform and a unified identity security solution that enables you to protect your people, applications, and data.
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