I believe privileged access management is the proper way to manage access to a password protected systems.
It is basically a terminal server, proxy, bastion or anything similar. You log in there with federated identity (for example AD) and it logs you in into target system with some shared or temporary user. Usually it also records session and does other security/compliance related things.
Examples are Delinea (former Thycotic), CyberArk, To some extent Apache Guacamole can be used as PAM.
It is basically a terminal server, proxy, bastion or anything similar. You log in there with federated identity (for example AD) and it logs you in into target system with some shared or temporary user. Usually it also records session and does other security/compliance related things.
Examples are Delinea (former Thycotic), CyberArk, To some extent Apache Guacamole can be used as PAM.