Monopam · Endpoint Privilege Management

Every laptop is a
privileged system. Manage it.

Local admin rights are the most widely distributed privilege in your company. Monopam EPM removes them without stopping work: just-in-time elevation per application, allow/block control over what runs, and offline-safe policy for the field.

  • JIT elevation, no standing admin
  • Allow / block by publisher & hash
  • On-prem & air-gap friendly
What you get

Least privilege, extended to the endpoint.

The same platform that brokers your servers, databases, and clusters governs what runs — and what elevates — on the machines your people use every day.

Remove local admin, keep people working

Elevation follows the application and the action — not the user. Nobody carries standing admin rights; the task that needs them gets them, briefly.

  • Just-in-time, time-bound elevation per application
  • Justification and approval flows for sensitive elevations
  • No standing local-admin membership on endpoints
  • Users keep working — no ticket, no wait, no workaround

Control what runs

A Windows kernel-level agent intercepts process creation and applies your policy before anything executes.

  • Allow / block by hash, signature, and publisher
  • Kernel-mode interception, not a wrapper script
  • Policy decisions logged with full context
  • Block-first posture for unknown binaries

Built for on-prem and air-gap

Policies live in an encrypted offline cache on the endpoint, so enforcement holds on planes, in plants, and behind air gaps.

  • Encrypted offline policy cache per endpoint
  • Enforcement continues without connectivity
  • Self-hosted control plane, same Monopam console
  • No cloud dependency for policy decisions

Local accounts, vaulted and rotated

The local admin accounts that remain go under Monopam management — rotated like every other privileged credential, with a full audit chain.

  • LAPS-style local admin credential rotation
  • Local accounts vaulted alongside servers and databases
  • Every elevation and execution decision audited
  • One privileged-access console: endpoints to clusters
How it works

From admin-everywhere to least privilege.

01

Deploy the agent

Roll the Windows agent out to endpoints; it reports inventory and starts enforcing in audit-first mode.

02

Shape the policy

Allow the known, block the bad, and route the gray area to elevation with justification and approval.

03

Drop the admin rights

Remove standing local admin, vault and rotate what remains, and watch the endpoint attack surface shrink.

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