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RevBits Privileged Access Management

Revbits privileged access management (PAM) provides a comprehensive solution that includes privileged account, customizable password management, hardware tokens, video recording & certificate management. Know more about the RevBits (PAM) solutions.

Real-time certificate monitoring

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  • Pay once or Subscription
  • Proprietary

Platforms

  • Mac
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • Android
  • iPhone
  • iPad
  • Microsoft Edge
  • Internet Explorer
  • Google Chrome
  • Safari
  • Firefox OS
  • Opera
  • Firefox
Simplify and streamline key management
Complete password management solution
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What is RevBits Privileged Access Management?

RevBits Privileged Access Management is a four-in-one solution that includes privileged account, password, key and certificate management, as well as extensive session logging that captures keystrokes and video. RevBits Privileged Access Management native clients are available for common operating systems.

RevBits Privileged Access Management native clients are available for all common operating systems and browsers and allow for full access to network resources with a single click. RevBits Privileged Access Management includes operating system support for Windows, Linux, MacOS, and Android & iOS and browser support for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, Edge and Opera.

RevBits Privileged Access Management utilizes a zero-knowledge encryption model for maximum data security, where data encryption takes place on the device. The encrypted data is stored on the server and the encryption key never leaves the device. Encryption keys can be derived from user-provided passwords (PBKDF) or from smart cards, HSM devices, USB keys, keyfiles and RFID/NFC tags.

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