Track 201: Enterprise Security, RBAC & Credential Governance
Advanced architectural engineering for SecOps, Cloud Architects, and Enterprise Infrastructure Managers securing Devolutions RDM against credential leaks and unauthorized traversal.
Course Overview
When hundreds of technical users access critical production assets, securing credentials is paramount. Track 201 provides specialized training on transforming Devolutions Remote Desktop Manager into a fortified Privileged Access Management (PAM) gateway.
Students explore granular vault architectures, least-privilege role design, integration with external credential repositories (Azure Key Vault, CyberArk, KeePass, Bitwarden), and strict multi-factor authentication enforcement.
Detailed Module Syllabus
Segmenting infrastructure entries across departmental vaults. Isolating development, staging, production, and third-party vendor access to prevent lateral movement.
- Default vault vs. specialized team vaults
- Cross-vault permission isolation and policy inheritance
- Multi-repository synchronization and performance scaling
Eliminating password sharing through credential injection. Operators connect to servers and routers without viewing or copying passwords into clipboards.
- Configuring User Vaults and Shared Team Vaults
- Dynamic credential linking and checkout workflows
- Just-in-Time (JIT) access policies and temporary elevates
Integrating Devolutions Server (DVLS) or SQL backends with Microsoft Entra ID / Active Directory. Mapping security groups to granular RDM roles and security permissions.
- Designing role permission matrices (Add, Edit, View, Execute)
- Automated user provisioning and deprovisioning
- Mandatory Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) enforcement
Satisfying enterprise compliance frameworks (SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA). Configuring real-time connection logging, video session recording, and automated audit reports.
- Configuring centralized log forwarding (Syslog / SIEM)
- Video recording for privileged SSH and RDP sessions
- Generating executive compliance and activity logs
Who Should Attend
This course is built for senior technical leaders:
- Senior Infrastructure & Cloud Security Engineers
- Information Security (InfoSec) and Compliance Officers
- DevOps and Platform Engineering Leads
- IT Directors overseeing multi-branch or remote teams