StrongDM and Argus address two critical aspects of modern security
We bring PAM and advanced ITDR into alignment, enabling you to manage access while monitoring them, providing real-time protection from malicious actors.
Argus uses StrongDM session logs to gain deep visibility into user activity across infrastructure. Every session is tied back to a specific identity, along with their access levels and permissions, enabling more meaningful and contextual threat detection.
By continuously analyzing session behavior, Argus can identify suspicious actions in real time and initiate immediate responses, including restricting or revoking access when risk thresholds are met.
Instead of treating access as static, Argus evaluates risk dynamically based on what users are doing within StrongDM sessions.
When high-risk actions or anomalies are detected, Argus maps them to the associated user and enforces appropriate controls. This can include modifying privileges or isolating users, ensuring access is always aligned with real-time risk exposure.
Argus transforms StrongDM session activity into actionable triggers for automated workflows.
As new behaviors or potential threats are detected, it can automatically initiate containment actions such as terminating sessions, disabling accounts, limiting access, reducing response time and minimizing potential impact without manual intervention.
All detections from StrongDM session activity are backed by Argus’s configurable workflows, allowing teams to define how threats are handled based on their environment and risk posture.
Security teams can customize response actions, automate containment steps, and align enforcement with internal policies. Whether it is restricting access, terminating StrongDM sessions, or escalating incidents, every action is consistent, repeatable, and tailored to operational needs.
Enhance visibility, reduce effort, and maintain tighter control over identity-linked risks.
When a user behaves outside their normal scope within a StrongDM session, Argus flags and contains it immediately, reducing the risk of compromised credentials being used to access critical systems.
Every action within a session is tied back to a user with full context, making it easy to answer who accessed what, what they did, and whether it was appropriate.
Security teams can act directly on the user or session involved, instead of tracing activity across systems, significantly reducing investigation and containment time.
Routine oversight of session activity and enforcement actions are handled automatically, allowing teams to maintain strict control without constant manual intervention.

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