Most organisations have some form of privileged access control in place. Fewer can say with confidence that those controls would be easy to evidence under regulatory scrutiny.
Intragen's PAM Quick Check is a structured two-hour assessment conducted by our specialist team. It benchmarks your current programme against what auditors, regulators, and security frameworks now expect and tells you, in plain terms, where you stand.
Privileged access programmes rarely fail all at once, they drift. By the time an audit finding surfaces, the gap between what exists and what is documented has been widening for months.
The organisations that find a Quick Check most useful typically recognise one or more of the following:
A Quick Check addresses each of these directly.
Organisations across Europe have worked with Intragen on privileged access. The observations in a Quick Check are grounded in what we have seen across real programmes.
The Quick Check is designed to be contained and practical. A two-hour structured session is enough to identify your maturity level and your highest-risk gaps without consuming weeks of your team's time.
The Quick Check is a diagnostic assessment, not a sales exercise. It will give you a clear, structured view of your current privileged access posture, identify the gaps that carry the most risk, and provide practical next steps your team can act on immediately.
It is designed for two groups: organisations that have an existing PAM programme and want to test whether it is holding up, and organisations preparing to implement PAM that want to understand their starting point and the highest-risk areas to address first.
The assessment covers the foundations of a mature privileged access programme. Where relevant, we will also explore how your current controls map to the regulatory expectations most likely to apply to your organisation. At the end, you receive a written findings report, not a sales proposal.
A Quick Check is most useful when there is a specific reason to test your current posture rather than assume it is adequate. The clearest signals are:
We establish a shared understanding of your current environment: what PAM tooling is in place, which systems and account types are in scope, and how the programme is currently operated. This takes approximately thirty minutes and ensures the assessment reflects your actual state, not a theoretical baseline.
Working through the core capability areas (account discovery and inventory, credential management, privileged user lifecycle, and governance and visibility), we identify where controls are consistent, where they are partial, and where gaps exist. We map your current state against relevant regulatory expectations, including areas influenced by NIS2 and DORA where applicable.
In the final section, we share our observations directly with your team, identify the two or three gaps that carry the most immediate risk, and discuss practical steps your team can take without a full programme engagement.
Within five working days of the assessment, Intragen will provide a written findings report covering the following:
The report is yours to use as you choose: to inform internal prioritisation, to support a board-level conversation, or to form the basis of a fuller programme review. There is no obligation to engage further.
