DAS-Security is pleased to announce that its Privileged Access Management solution, DAS Privileged Access Management (DAS-PAM), has been selected as a Representative Vendor in Gartner’s Market Guide™ for Privileged Access Management, China for the second consecutive year.

This inclusion reflects DAS-Security’s continued focus on privileged access management and its long-term investment in secure operations, access governance, and compliance auditing.

As enterprises move toward hybrid cloud, multi-cloud infrastructure, remote operations, and more complex identity environments, privileged access has become a critical area of cybersecurity risk. Organizations need more than basic access control. They need a unified, auditable, and scalable way to manage privileged accounts, credentials, sessions, and high-risk operations.

DAS-PAM is designed to help organizations address these challenges through a centralized platform for privileged access security.

Built on Years of PAM Experience

DAS-Security has been deeply engaged in the PAM market for more than a decade. The company formed its bastion host team in 2010 and launched its first product in 2012. Since then, DAS-Security has continued to evolve its PAM capabilities across secure operations, compliance auditing, and account lifecycle management. Its PAM solutions have been applied across government, enterprise, education, healthcare, and other key sectors.

Today, DAS-PAM has evolved from a traditional bastion host into a modern privileged access management platform. It helps organizations build a secure foundation for identity verification, permission control, session auditing, credential protection, and operational risk prevention.

Key Capabilities of DAS-PAM

Unified privileged access management
DAS-PAM provides a centralized entry point for managing privileged access to servers, databases, network devices, and cloud resources. This helps reduce fragmented access paths and improve access governance across teams, systems, and regions.

Strong authentication and granular access control
The platform supports multiple authentication methods, including two-factor authentication and certificate-based authentication. It also supports fine-grained permission control to help reduce excessive privileges and unauthorized operations.

Session auditing and real-time risk prevention
DAS-PAM supports session recording, high-risk command blocking, and database operation auditing. These capabilities help security teams make privileged activities visible, controllable, and traceable.

Credential and account lifecycle management
The platform supports asset discovery, automatic password rotation and verification, and encrypted credential storage. This helps organizations reduce risks related to shared accounts, weak passwords, and long-standing credentials.

Hybrid cloud and multi-region operations
DAS-PAM supports unified management across major cloud environments, including Alibaba Cloud, Huawei Cloud, and AWS. It also supports cross-network and cross-region operations, helping enterprises maintain secure and continuous privileged access in complex infrastructure environments.

AI-Assisted Security Operations

To support more efficient security operations, DAS-PAM integrates AI-assisted capabilities for risk operation identification, audit tracing, and natural-language report generation. These features help security teams reduce manual analysis, improve audit efficiency, and gain clearer visibility into privileged activities.

AI shall not replace security professionals. It helps them identify risks faster, review activities more efficiently, and focus on decisions that require expert judgment.

Supporting Complex Enterprise Scenarios

In one Fortune 500 enterprise scenario, the customer faced complex privileged access challenges across multiple public clouds, private clouds, data centers, and hardware environments. The organization needed a unified access entry point, cross-region high availability, project-based permission models, and integration with authentication, ticketing, and CMDB systems.

DAS-Security helped the customer build a more flexible PAM architecture through unified deployment, project-level access governance, and modular integration with external systems. After deployment, the customer improved privileged access efficiency, reduced pressure on security teams, and established a more scalable foundation for future IT security operations.

Continuing to Strengthen PAM Innovation

Being selected in Gartner’s Market Guide™ for Privileged Access Management, China for the second consecutive year marks another important milestone for DAS-Security and DAS-PAM.

Looking ahead, DAS-Security will continue to enhance its PAM capabilities across privileged access governance, credential security, session auditing, hybrid cloud access, and AI-assisted security operations. Through continuous innovation, DAS-Security aims to help organizations build a secure, visible, and auditable privileged access management foundation for modern enterprise environments.