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Our tool continuously captures commands executed and sessions initiated by privileged users.
Monitor all cloud administrator activity to strengthen security.

Teriam turns complex cloud access data into a clear, repeatable workflow your team can act on.
Our tool continuously captures commands executed and sessions initiated by privileged users.
Algorithms analyze privileged-user activity and generate real-time alerts when anomalous behavior is detected.
You get a complete audit trail for forensic analysis and faster incident response.
When it comes to privileged administrators, trust matters, but strong controls are essential. This feature gives you clear visibility into exactly what users with database access are doing.
Why it matters:
Zero Trust protection: Clear segregation of duties helps prevent misuse and unauthorized activity.
Audit readiness: Prepare more quickly for SOX or HIPAA audits with ready-made reports.
Governance and transparency: You get a detailed record of approvals for every privilege escalation.
This is an important part of cloud risk management, giving you continuous visibility into all entitlements.
Many PAM and SIEM systems generate large volumes of logs that require manual review. Our cloud-based privileged-user monitoring and auditing solution filters out noise and highlights relevant policy violations.Combined with cloud identity and access management, the platform provides a unified view of identities, permissions, and privileged activity. When an access policy needs to be corrected, the AWS policy generator automatically generates the required remediation code.
The platform was built specifically for cloud infrastructure. It provides deeper visibility into AWS, GCP, and Azure environments than general-purpose enterprise security scanners.
While the platform monitors privileged accounts used by active engineers, unused access detection identifies and removes permissions that are no longer needed.
No. The platform operates in the background, collecting audit evidence. It does not disrupt routine tasks unless activity violates defined security policies.
You get a detailed timeline showing who performed each action, what they changed, and when it happened. This can significantly reduce the time engineers spend identifying the root cause of an incident.