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Privileged Access Security for Telecom

Adaptive secures privileged access to telecom network infrastructure, OSS/BSS systems and subscriber data, protecting critical services from insider and supply-chain threats.

Privileged Access Security for Telecom architecture diagram
The problem

Telecom operators run critical national infrastructure and hold vast amounts of subscriber data. That makes network elements, core systems and customer records prime targets for nation-state attackers and insiders.

CPNI
FCC rules require carriers to safeguard customer proprietary network information
24 Hours
To issue an early warning of a significant incident under the EU NIS2 Directive
Critical Infrastructure
Telecom networks are a primary target of state-sponsored intrusion campaigns

Telecom environments combine legacy network equipment, cloud-native 5G cores, OSS/BSS platforms and large vendor and managed-service ecosystems. Privileged access is often spread across shared accounts, jump hosts and vendor VPNs, making it hard to know who can reach which system. Regulators expect strict protection of subscriber data and fast incident reporting, which requires complete visibility into privileged activity.

The solution

Zero standing privilege for telecom infrastructure

Adaptive replaces shared accounts and vendor VPNs with identity-bound, just-in-time access to servers, databases and clusters. Access to subscriber data can be masked and restricted by policy, and every session is recorded for forensics and regulatory reporting. Vendors and managed-service partners get scoped, time-limited access without being placed on the network.


Benefits

How Adaptive helps

1

Replace Vendor VPNs

Give equipment vendors and managed-service partners brokered access to specific resources only, without network-level access to your infrastructure.

2

Protect Subscriber Data

Mask CPNI and subscriber PII in flight and enforce least-privilege access to billing, CRM and customer databases.

3

Forensic-Grade Session Records

Record every privileged session and query so security teams can investigate incidents quickly and meet regulatory reporting timelines.