The Delinea Platform is a cutting-edge Privileged Access Management (PAM) solution designed to secure your organization’s hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructure. With adaptive, just-in-time access controls, it empowers IT and cybersecurity teams to reduce risks, ensure compliance, and streamline operations. Built on a cloud-native foundation, the platform delivers unparalleled visibility and intelligent authorization for all identities—human, machine, and AI—while maintaining productivity and scalability.
From safeguarding credentials to enabling secure remote access, the Delinea Platform offers a unified approach to identity security. Its seamless integration with tools like Secret Server and a robust marketplace of add-ons ensures flexibility and ease of adoption. Whether you’re managing complex cloud environments or ensuring regulatory compliance, Delinea provides a future-proof solution that adapts to your organization’s evolving needs with minimal friction.
Discover how the Delinea Platform can transform your security posture with its intuitive interface, high uptime, and AI-driven insights. By centralizing authorization and minimizing the attack surface, it helps organizations of all sizes stay ahead of identity-related threats. Explore the key features below to see why Delinea is trusted by leading enterprises worldwide.
Extends Privileged Access Management across hybrid and multi-cloud environments for end-to-end visibility and control.
Just-in-Time Access: Provides dynamic, time-bound access to minimize standing privileges and reduce risk.
Boasts 99.995% uptime with a contractual SLA, ensuring reliable performance.
Automatically adjusts policies based on context to enhance security without impacting productivity.
Leverages enterprise-grade vaulting to securely store and manage privileged credentials.
Enables secure, browser-based SSH and RDP sessions without additional software or firewall changes.
Offers unified audit trails and session recordings to simplify compliance and incident response.
Connects with ITSM, SIEM, and CI/CD tools to embed PAM into existing workflows.
Provides real-time visibility and control with features like MFA, biometric authentication, and customizable dashboards.
Identifies risky identities and misconfigurations to proactively mitigate identity-related threats.
Delinea’s Secret Server is a powerful Privileged Access Management (PAM) solution designed to protect sensitive information by managing privileged accounts securely. One of its key functionalities is its advanced reporting capabilities, which provide critical insights into the management and use of secrets, privileged accounts, and privileged sessions.
Reporting in Secret Server is essential for monitoring compliance, detecting anomalies, and ensuring that security protocols are followed across an organization’s privileged accounts. This article will explore the features, benefits, and application of Delinea's Secret Server reporting.
Delinea’s Secret Server is a powerful Privileged Access Management (PAM) solution designed to protect sensitive information by managing privileged accounts securely. One
of its key functionalities is its advanced reporting capabilities, which provide critical insights into the management and use of secrets, privileged accounts, and privileged sessions. Reporting in Secret Server is essential for monitoring compliance, detecting anomalies, and ensuring that security protocols are followed across an organization’s privileged accounts. This article will explore the features, benefits, and application of Delinea's Secret Server reporting.
Effective Privileged Access Management (PAM) involves more than just managing who has access to sensitive systems; it also requires continuous monitoring and auditing of privileged account activity. This is where the reporting capabilities of Delinea’s Secret Server shine.
Reports offer visibility into how privileged credentials are accessed, used, and managed. They also ensure that organizations comply with regulatory requirements, such as
GDPR, HIPAA, and SOX, which mandate that businesses monitor and report on access to sensitive data.
Delinea’s Secret Server offers a range of reporting tools designed to provide comprehensive insight into privileged access. Some of the most critical features include:
Audit Logs
Audit logs are the cornerstone of any reporting system within a PAM solution. Secret Server automatically logs all activities related to privileged accounts, including login attempts, password changes, vault access, and session recordings. These logs can be filtered and exported to meet audit or compliance requirements.
The reporting tools provided by Delinea’s Secret Server bring several key benefits to organizations:
Improved Compliance
With regulatory frameworks becoming more stringent, Secret Server’s detailed reporting capabilities help businesses demonstrate compliance. Whether it’s maintaining audit logs or generating evidence for an external auditor, Secret Server simplifies the reporting process, ensuring that critical access events are documented.
While Secret Server provides many pre-built reports, every organization has unique needs when it comes to monitoring and compliance. The ability to customize reports in Secret Server allows businesses to focus on the metrics and
events that matter most to them.
Creating Custom Reports
Admins can use the custom reporting engine to create reports that pull from any activity or event logged within Secret Server. This includes data related to:
These reports can be configured with specific filters, timeframes, and formats to fit the organization’s specific reporting needs.
As the threat landscape evolves, so too must the tools used to secure privileged access. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning are beginning to play a role in automating the detection of suspicious activity in privileged accounts.
Delinea is continuously working to enhance Secret Server’s capabilities, including introducing more intelligent reporting that can flag anomalies in real-time, providing even greater protection for sensitive systems.
Delinea’s Secret Server is a robust solution for managing privileged access, and its reporting capabilities are a critical component in ensuring compliance, visibility, and security. With features like audit logs, custom reports, and session recording, Secret Server equips organizations with the tools they need to monitor privileged accounts effectively. By leveraging these reporting tools, businesses can not only strengthen their security posture but also simplify the process of meeting regulatory requirements.
Setting Up Your Platform Admin Account
Note: Both the Cloudadmin and Platform Admin accounts initially possess comprehensive administrator permissions. It's advisable to:
● Manage and control privileged
accounts.
● Implement least privilege principles.
● Securely store credentials, API keys,
and secrets.
● Automate secret rotation and access
controls.
● Implement role-based access control
(RBAC).
● Integrate with Active Directory, LDAP,
or other identity providers.
● Launch secure VPN-less
browser-based SSH and RDP sessions.
● Deploy without additional software on
target hosts.
● Apply Zero Trust and least privilege
principles.
● Enforce Multi-Factor Authentication
(MFA) at server log-in and privilege
elevation.
● Detect identity misconfigurations and
anomalous behavior.
● Visualize identity access pathways
across various systems.
● Right-size entitlements to limit risk
while enabling productivity.
● Identify misconfigurations and
normalize privileged behavior across
cloud environments.
● Access Delinea applications, partner
integrations, utilities, tools, and scripts.
● Explore add-on technologies for
enhanced security capabilities.
● Simplified push notifications for
authentication approvals.
● Updated, intuitive user interface for
ease of use.
Mistake:
Multiple admins log in with the same root or admin credentials, making
accountability impossible.
Mistake:
Weak or reused passwords are an easy target for brute-force and credential-stung attacks.
Mistake:
Logging in with just a username and password leaves the door wide
open for compromise.
Mistake:
Keeping passwords in notes, spreadsheets, or scripts is a disaster
waiting to happen.
Mistake:
Exposing RDP to the public internet without proper restrictions is an
invitation for attackers.
Mistake:
Allowing direct access to critical systems without a controlled, audited,
and time-limited mechanism leads to excessive privilege exposure.
Mistake:
Storing SSH keys without passphrases or in unsecured locations
means attackers can easily use them if stolen.
Mistake:
Granting permanent admin rights instead of using just-in-time (JIT)
access increases the attack surface.
Mistake:
Using the same passwords, API keys, and SSH keys indefinitely increases the risk of exposure.
Mistake:
Without logging and monitoring, unauthorized access and suspicious behavior go unnoticed.
Mistake:
Enabling direct root access instead of enforcing least privilege
principles makes lateral movement easier for attackers.
Mistake:
Relying on old, unpatched remote desktop tools with known vulnerabilities exposes systems to exploitation.
Mistake:
Relying on old, unpatched remote desktop tools with known vulnerabilities exposes systems to exploitation.
Mistake:
Directly accessing servers without a PAM solution instead of using a secured, monitored jump host increases the attack surface.
Mistake:
Allowing logins from any IP address rather than restricting to trusted
locations makes credential theft more dangerous.
Mistake:
Keeping sessions open indefinitely increases the risk of unauthorized
access from an unattended or compromised session.
Mistake:
Relying solely on VPN access without enforcing MFA or endpoint
security can lead to compromised admin access.
Mistake:
Letting admins access servers from unpatched, unmanaged devices
exposes infrastructure to malware and credential theft.
Mistake:
Trusting users by default instead of verifying every access attempt
weakens security posture.
Mistake:
Providing standing access instead of time-limited, approved access increases exposure to threats.