Zenoss released advanced identity management capabilities, helping ensure protection of sensitive credentials while in use and at rest throughout the Zenoss Cloud platform.
This represents another key building block in the security and privacy features Zenoss has released since launching Zenoss Cloud in 2018.
Zenoss Cloud connects to secure resources to collect and send health and performance data. The new Zenoss Cloud capabilities provide enhanced security for user credentials, controlling storage and usage under a central service, which is necessary for ensuring best practices are consistently applied.
The new capabilities also enable credentials to be centrally defined and managed, allowing customers to easily track everywhere a given credential is used and ensure only authorized users have access to the technology resources they need to perform their job functions. This is also critical when credentials must be rotated, revoked or otherwise updated. The identity management framework also supports integrations with third-party secret management solutions.
"With the massive quantities of data organizations need to protect, identity management is more important now than ever before," said Trent Fitz, chief product officer for Zenoss. "The capabilities we just released will help our customers protect their sensitive information so they can confidently and rapidly scale their digital businesses."
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