SolarWinds Access Rights Manager

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SolarWinds Access Rights Manager (ARM) is a software tool designed to manage and audit user access rights across IT infrastructures.

It focuses on ensuring compliance, minimizing insider threats, and improving efficiency in managing access rights. It has custom reporting for compliance (like GDPR, PCI, HIPAA), streamlined account provisioning, and detailed analysis of user permissions and access to sensitive data.

ARM integrates with various systems including Active Directory, Exchange, and SharePoint, aiming to simplify access management and provide detailed reporting for auditing and compliance purposes. With its capability to provide insights into who has access to what and how that access is being used, ARM is a valuable asset for IT professionals aiming to enhance security and streamline access management processes.

DESCRIPTION

  • SolarWinds Access Rights Manager (ARM) allows you to actively monitor and track changes to Active Directory and group policies.
  • SolarWinds ARM's software helps you keep track of all the activity and changes made to user accounts.
  • This is useful for investigating security issues or checking if you're following rules and regulations.
  • Simple IT risk assessment software automatically sets up secure user accounts, helping to make sure cybersecurity rules are followed.
  • SolarWinds ARM is made to speed up the response to security incidents, which helps to stop them more effectively and keep private information safe.

FEATURES

Does SolarWinds Access Manager offer an API?

No. ARM does not have API available.

Where do users and groups have access?

The report titled "Where has the user/group access?" shows all the permissions that users and groups have on various selected resources, focusing on a specific user.

What are the system requirements for SolarWinds ARM?

The system requirements vary based on the version of the software being used. However, you'll need a Windows server with at least 4 GB of RAM and 10 GB of free storage.

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