The whitepaper by KuppingerCole explores the growing challenge of managing machine identities—which now outnumber human users—as enterprises adopt cloud, microservices, CI/CD pipelines, and zero-trust architectures. It highlights how credential sprawl, hardcoded secrets, and inadequate rotation create systemic security risks. The document outlines compliance pressures across global and regional standards, emphasizing auditability, lifecycle governance, and encryption requirements.  

ARCON Secrets Management is presented as a cost-effective, enterprise-grade solution integrated with ARCON’s broader PAM platform. It provides centralized vaulting, automated rotation, Kubernetes sidecar authentication, and integrations across DevOps, cloud, RPA, and security tools. With AES-256 encryption and zero-trust analytics, ARCON targets regulated industries in APAC and the Middle East. The paper concludes with guidance for evaluating solutions—prioritizing technical fit, integration depth, compliance evidence, vendor stability, and real-world deployment complexity. 

As there are challenges arising from machine identities, managing non-human privileged accounts will require a concerted effort in terms of security and compliance. Non-human privileged accounts will have to be controlled and monitored just like human privileged accounts. Just like human privileged accounts, security leaders will have to implement processes and procedures to manage devices, services and workloads, ensuring security shield around non-human privileged accounts. 

Read this white paper to know the key capabilities of ARCON’s Digital Vault that manages, controls and secures machine identities in a humungous IT environment. 

At the same time, IG plays a crucial role in strengthening Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) technology by enforcing policies, managing access controls, and ensuring compliance across an organization’s identity infrastructure. 

While identity governance builds a perimeter-centric security around every privileged identity, it is highly imperative that any task/ action happening outside the perimeter or the pre-defined roles, must be identified, addressed and mitigated. And Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) is the preemptive component to support it. 

Read this white paper to know why ARCON | Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a convergence point for IGA and ITDR by enforcing identity security while detecting and mitigating identity-based threats simultaneously. 

This KuppingerCole Whitepaper explores the challenges of managing third-party and remote access in today’s cloud-centric work environments.  

This paper emphasizes the need for robust access controls, highlights the limitations of traditional technologies like VPNs and VDIs, and discusses the advantages of fit-to-purpose solution – ARCON | Global Remote Access, which offers secure and flexible access to both internal and external users. 

Read the Whitepaper: Global Remote Access for the Modern Organization  

EPM provides a sense of security and protection to the end-users from unprecedented malware attacks and privilege abuse. Moreover, it provides administrative ease which is highly important to manage IT operational efficiency and security at the same time, especially when the number of endpoints are increasing along with the end users and applications. 

In this whitepaper, we have discussed some of the most common endpoint use case challenges that organizations face in typical IT environments and what could be the potential damages. ARCON | EPM’s robust stack of features helps organizations to address those challenges and build a strong endpoint security posture.