Xton Access Manager Product Update 2.3.202001122307
Today we released new update to the Xton Privileged Access Manager software. This update adds the option to configure second factor authentication enforcement for the Connect, Unlock and Edit actions as well as the option to configure starting view for WEB login.
Added MFA enforcement for Connect, Unlock and Edit actions
This update adds the option to configure second factor authentication enforcement for the Connect, Unlock and Edit actions to confirm operator identities when accessing sensitive information for certain users, assets and environments in addition to MFA prompts during login to the application. The option allows further secure certain assets when accessed by selected group of users, during certain time of a day or a week or from certain locations.
Currently, the system supports TOTP, Radius and Duo Security MFA providers including Push, SMS, Phone and OTP for Duo Security provider.
The option is configured in association with Workflow requirements including either automatic or human-approved requests. The choice of MFA provider is configured on the Administration / MFA screen for individual users or groups.
Added the option to configure starting view for WEB login
This update adds the option to configure the starting view a user will see after logging in to the application. The choice includes All Records, Shared with Me, Favorites or Personal Vault view. The option could be configured globally or individually by users. The option will allow administrators to redirect all users to their PErsonal Vaults, to Shared with Me or to Favorites views right after login to simplify the flow of using the application to improve application adoption in the organization.
https://www.xtontech.com/resources/xton-access-manager-release-notes/
Please review key features documentation and product news using the links below
- Your January 2020 XTON Access Manager Newsletter!
- XTAM – Top 10 PAM Features Added in 2019
- How to synchronize session manager certificates between two nodes
- How to restrict AD user and group lookup using an LDAP filter
- XTAM Password Vault Free Trial Download
- Xton Access Manager User Manual
- Getting Started Guide
- Xton Technologies News and Events
- Xton Access Manager How-To Guides
- Explore Our PAM Features and Highlights
- Explore a pre-configured live demo in our environment
- Best Practices Guide provides insights into both Concepts and Design elements for users looking to build out their PAM deployment
The software requires about five minutes to install on a freshly built Windows or Linux server or desktop with 1+ Gb RAM and no pre-requisites. After installation, please follow our Getting Started Guide for step-by-step introduction to the application.
Read the product documentation including Windows and Linux installation instructions as well as Getting Started Guide: https://www.xtontech.com/resources/documentation/
Follow this link for the instructions how to update the existing setup: https://www.xtontech.com/resources/faq/updating-xton-access-manager-version/
Check the software pricing, including options and licensing FAQ: https://www.xtontech.com/store/
We appreciate your feedback and comments about Xton Access Manager and also about handling privileged accounts, passwords, keys and certificates as well as sessions to remote computers in general.
Thank you for your interest in our product.
Xton Technologies team
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