Securden Endpoint Privilege Manager

Securden Endpoint Privilege Manager helps organizations remove local administrator rights from Windows, macOS and Linux machines without slowing users down. It enforces least privilege by letting standard users run approved applications with elevated rights under policies set by IT, so malware and attackers cannot easily abuse admin access on a workstation or server.

The product discovers local admin accounts across the network, strips unnecessary privileges and replaces them with application-level elevation. Administrators build allow, block and elevate rules based on file hash, publisher, path and other attributes, and users can request just-in-time elevation that goes through an approval workflow. Policies keep working when a device is offline, and every elevation is logged for audit.

Securden EPM is used to shrink the endpoint attack surface, stop ransomware from exploiting admin rights, meet least-privilege controls in frameworks such as NIST, CIS and ISO 27001, and cut helpdesk tickets for software installs. It can be self-hosted or used as SaaS and also forms part of Securden Unified PAM.