System Frontier is a Privilege Access Management solution that bridges the gap between systems management, access control, and automation. Instead of giving full administrator rights to a user needing to perform specific support tasks, System Frontier makes it easy to delegate granular permissions to perform those tasks using an intuitive web interface. Users never need direct access to privileged accounts.

Privilege Access Management (PAM) refers to the practice of managing and controlling access to privileged accounts and resources within an organization’s IT infrastructure. System Frontier is a PAM solution designed to enhance security and control over these privileged accesses.

System Frontier enables organizations to reduce administrator rights by allowing them to delegate specific resource management tasks, whether on-premise or in the cloud, without granting full administrator access. This granular delegation enhances security.

System Frontier’s “easy button” tools are web-based interfaces for scripts that allow non-administrators to perform complex tasks easily and securely. These tools enhance efficiency and reduce the risk associated with providing blanket access to systems.

System Frontier can help organizations save on labor costs by streamlining delegation and reducing admin rights. This allows tasks to be performed by non-administrators, freeing up IT teams for more critical responsibilities.

System Frontier supports various scripting languages, including PowerShell, PowerShell Core, Python, and other scripting languages, for creating web-based tools without the need for additional coding.

System Frontier offers a single interface for managing Windows OS versions, allowing administrators to perform tasks and access resources across different versions of the operating system from one centralized location.

The primary goal of System Frontier’s audit trail is to provide a transparent record of all actions and access, ensuring accountability and enabling organizations to monitor the activities of users with delegated permissions.

Yes, System Frontier can be used to manage access to third-party applications in addition to in-house applications. This provides a centralized platform for controlling access across various software solutions.

System Frontier helps organizations achieve compliance with regulatory requirements by maintaining a detailed action log for each user. This log includes information such as what actions were performed, when they were performed, and by whom, facilitating compliance audits.

Yes, System Frontier can be used in both on-premise and private cloud environments, providing flexibility for organizations to manage resources wherever they are hosted while maintaining control over their data.

System Frontier enables the delegation of a wide range of permissions, including the ability to manage services, scheduled tasks, processes, event logs, and more across various devices and directory objects.

RBAC stands for Role-Based Access Control. System Frontier implements RBAC by allowing organizations to define roles and granular permissions. This ensures that users have access only to the resources and tasks necessary for their roles, enhancing security.

System Frontier allows you to turn PowerShell scripts into secure web tools with a web GUI for user input. This eliminates the need for users to have blanket access to systems, enhancing the security of your data by providing controlled access to script functionalities.

The Community Edition of System Frontier is free and allows you to build secure web interfaces using PowerShell and other scripting languages. The Enterprise Edition offers additional features such as priority support, security architecture guidance, and consulting services for script/tool development and integrations.

Yes, System Frontier can integrate with various IT applications and tools, including SCCM, ServiceNow, Active Directory, and more. This integration capability enhances its versatility and usability within an organization’s IT ecosystem.

System Frontier is versatile and can benefit a wide range of industries, including Fortune 100 companies, healthcare providers, energy companies, financial institutions, and government agencies.

Yes, System Frontier is designed to be scalable and can be used by organizations of various sizes, including small, medium, and large enterprises. It offers a range of features to meet the needs of different business sizes.

System Frontier allows remote management of a wide range of resources, including Windows and Linux servers, physical and virtual machines, network devices, and even user accounts and permissions.

The web-based interface of System Frontier provides several advantages, including accessibility from anywhere, the ability to manage diverse resources from a single location, and the capability to delegate tasks without direct access to privileged accounts.

System Frontier maintains a comprehensive history of all actions taken within the system, including details such as the user who performed the action, the target system or object, what was done, and the date and time of the action. This data is crucial for accurate audit and compliance reporting.