CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager™ for Linux is designed to enforce the principle of least privilege for Linux servers and workstations. The solution eliminates manually intensive, error-prone sudo administrative processes, allowing endpoint security managers to centrally configure sudo and enforce least privilege across Linux systems, at scale, based on policy.
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