Systema Access Control
SAC

SAC secures servers and networks
by monitoring every access path,
blocking unauthorized attempts with comprehensive authentication,
and applying fine-grained permissions
to ensure only the authorised
user could access.

With more security assets and increasingly decentralized environments, SAC goes
beyond basic remote access control; 
enabling direct console control, 
granular command/file/port management, 
and automatic discovery of servers and network devices.

Key Function 1
Remote Access Control

User Identification and Access Control
Usage Logging and Audit Trail Feature

Key Function 2
Direct Console Access Control

Support for Monitoring and
Controlling Abnormal Bypass Access

Key Function 3
Command, File, and Port Control

Control operations on critical files and ports

Key Function 4
Automatic Discovery
of Protected Assetss

Automatic Discovery and
Updating of Servers and Network Devices

How PNPSECURE
CAC Works

System access happens in many ways,
from remote sessions to direct console use.
That’s why monitoring and logging
every path is essential, and why SAC adds
fine-grained control over critical files and ports
to protect the integrity of your entire system.

Definition of
Integrated Access Control
and Identity Management

DAC, SAC, WAC, and IM each tackle critical
security challenges. Combined, they form
a cohesive, integrated architecture that
strengthens every layer of cybersecurity.
At PNPSECURE, we bring together
our deep expertise across DAC, SAC, WAC,
and IM to deliver a single, unified solution:
Unified-IAM - the smarter way to integrate
access control and identity management.
Unified-IAM empowers organizations to
choose only the features they need today,
while staying agile and ready for the challenges
of tomorrow’s IT environment.