What does CPEDM mean in MANAGEMENT

Controlled Privilege Elevation and Delegation Management (CPEDM) is a security strategy used to prevent malicious insiders from elevating or granting unauthorized privileges. It is a form of privilege management that requires organizations to analyze user requests for additional privileges, assess potential risk, and grant access only when appropriate. This acts as an extra layer of protection preventing attackers from gaining access to systems with elevated privileges.

Organizations must protect their proprietary information, customer data, and other sensitive information from unauthorized access. CPEDM enhances an organization's security by ensuring that no user has access beyond the scope of their job role or responsibilities. Additionally, it ensures that privileged users are held accountable for any actions they take while performing tasks with elevated privileges.

CPEDM works by creating a tightly restricted environment where users are only allowed to perform specific tasks with limited access rights. Access levels are only granted after proper authentication and authorization from administrators, who can monitor the user’s activities in real-time and revoke permissions if suspicious activity is detected. All activities performed under elevated privileges are logged for audit purposes.

CPEDM provides a strong security layer against various types of threats such as malicious insiders, insider abuse, hacker attacks, data leakage, privilege escalation attacks and so on. By limiting the amount of privileged access given to users whenever possible and monitoring activities performed under those privileges it helps ensure that malicious actors do not gain access to restricted systems or data within an organization's network.

In most cases organizations are not required by law to implement CPEDM; however it is highly recommended since it adds an additional layer of security which helps protect sensitive information from potential threats inside the organization's network as well as externally.

Most modern organizations have multiple employees with different roles requiring different levels of authority within networks and systems. It is important to identify these individuals in order to properly administer privilege management within the organization using CPEDM principles. Users with privileged accounts should also be regularly monitored for suspicious activity or abuse of authority in order to mitigate risks associated with improper use of privileged accounts.

Yes; implementing this system may require significant changes in the way organizations manage their IT infrastructure in order to effectively approach granting permissions and monitoring activity under elevated privileges across multiple users within an organization's network which can be time consuming and costly if not done correctly.

User rights auditing allows administrators to review all active users' account profiles along with their current permission levels at regular intervals in order to identify any discrepancies or possible vulnerabilities associated with certain accounts or rights granted within the network that need adjustment or removal entirely based on privacy considerations or organizational policies.