Privileged Access Management

Find the gaps putting your privileged access programme at risk

In two hours, establish your current PAM maturity, identify the gaps carrying the most risk, and receive clear priorities for what to address next, whether you are preparing for an audit, reviewing an existing programme, or building the case for investment.

 

  • Free two-hour remote assessment
  • Review of your current privileged access approach
  • Identification of your two or three highest-risk gaps
  • Written findings within five working days
  • No obligation to engage further

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Trusted by organisations across Europe

Organisations across Europe rely on Intragen for specialist identity and access expertise, including Laurea University of Applied Sciences, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, TU Delft, and Telegraph Media Group.

  • Laurea University of Applied Sciences
  • Saxion University of Applied Sciences
  • TU Delft
  • Telegraph Media Group

When a PAM Quick Check can help

A Quick Check is useful when you need a clearer view of how your privileged access controls are operating today.

  • An audit, internal review or board assessment is approaching
  • Your PAM environment has grown or changed significantly
  • Existing controls are not being applied consistently
  • You are responding to an access-related audit finding
  • You are building a case for PAM investment or improvement

For a wider view of where privileged access risk usually starts, see our guide to understanding PAM challenges.

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What we examine

The Quick Check examines the areas that determine whether privileged access is being identified, controlled, monitored, and governed consistently.

We discuss how controls are currently applied, where their operation appears inconsistent, and where further attention may be beneficial.

What we examineCapability areas
Discover and control privileged accessAccount discovery and inventory; credential vaulting; automated credential rotation; just-in-time access; least privilege enforcement
Monitor privileged activitySession isolation and monitoring; complete audit trails; SIEM and SOAR integration
Govern privileged identitiesPrivileged access governance; non-human identity management
Apply and evidence controls consistentlyCloud and hybrid coverage; auditor-facing reporting

How it works

  1. Request your Quick Check Complete the form and we’ll arrange a suitable time.
  2. Confirm the scope We establish your current environment, priorities and what prompted the review.
  3. Join the two-hour session We work through the relevant PAM capability areas and discuss priority observations.
  4. Receive your findings You receive a written summary of the key findings and next steps within five working days.
Intragen specialists reviewing a client's privileged access controls during a Quick Check session

What you receive from a Quick Check

What you’ll leave with

  • A clearer view of your PAM maturity
  • Your 2–3 priority risk areas
  • Practical next steps
  • Relevant regulatory considerations, where applicable
  • A written summary of findings

A Quick Check is a focused diagnostic, not an exhaustive technical audit of your entire PAM environment. If the findings point to needing ongoing management rather than a one-off fix, see Managed Privileged Access.

Why choose to work with Intragen

Intragen specialises in identity and access management, helping organisations understand, implement and improve identity security controls.

  • More than 200 organisations across Europe
  • ISO 27001 certified
  • Cyber Essentials holder
  • Part of the Nomios Group
  • One Identity Platinum Premier+ Partner

See what your PAM programme can, and cannot, currently evidence.

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Frequently asked questions

A PAM Quick Check is a free two-hour diagnostic review of your organisation's privileged access approach, conducted remotely by Intragen specialists. It provides an indication of current maturity, highlights the two or three gaps carrying the most immediate risk, and identifies practical next steps. You receive a written summary of findings within five working days.

Yes. The PAM Quick Check is provided free of charge, and there is no obligation to engage further. You receive the written findings regardless of whether you choose to work with Intragen afterwards, and it is open to any organisation whether or not you have worked with us before.

The session takes two hours and is conducted remotely. It covers your current environment, the core privileged access capability areas, and the priority observations, with a written summary of findings provided within five working days.

You leave with an indication of current maturity based on the areas discussed, your priority observations focused on the two or three highest-risk gaps, practical next steps your team can begin addressing, relevant regulatory considerations where these were in scope, and a written summary of findings within five working days. The Quick Check is a focused initial view, not an exhaustive technical audit of your entire PAM environment.

The person responsible for your privileged access programme, because the assessment depends on accurate answers about how controls are operated day to day rather than how they were designed. Security leads, IAM managers, and infrastructure owners typically attend, and attendance from audit or compliance is useful where an assessment is imminent.

No. The Quick Check suits organisations preparing to introduce privileged access management as well as those with a programme already running. Without a deployed solution, it establishes your starting point and the highest-risk areas to address first, which is useful input to a business case or a vendor selection.

The PAM Quick Check is a focused two-hour diagnostic covering privileged access, providing an initial indication of maturity and highlighting priority gaps. The IAM Maturity Assessment is a broader paid engagement covering your overall IAM programme and producing a more detailed roadmap. Identity Assurance examines whether identity controls can withstand realistic attack scenarios. Our page on PAM versus IAM in audits explains which findings belong to which discipline.
Watch the Privileged Access Under Pressure webcast

Still exploring the issue?

Watch our Privileged Access Under Pressure webcast for a wider discussion of PAM maturity, audit pressure and sustainable privileged access control.

Ready for a clearer view of your PAM programme?

Two hours, free of charge, and a written summary of findings within five working days.