This document provides information about the Access panel screen, which offers shortcuts to access your custody credentials, the credentials registered in Segura™, and the history of your actions.
Path to access
- On Segura™, in the navigation bar, hover over the Products menu and select PAM Core.
- In the side menu, select Access Panel.
My custody section
This section provides a list of all credentials in your custody. On each card representing a credential, you can click on the shortcut to Release custody of that credential and access the credential Details screen.
For domain credentials, the card menu, identified by the three dots, also displays Start session on another device. See Start session on another device.
Credentials Section
This section provides a list of all credentials registered in Segura™. Each card represents a credential with information about the credential type (common, domain, or SSH key), the IP address of the associated device, and the username. It is also possible to click on the shortcut buttons to Start session, Copy password, and access the credential’s Details screen.
For domain credentials, the card menu, identified by the three dots, also displays Start session on another device. See Start session on another device.
In the My custody and Credentials section, it is possible to filter the register by Device, Username, Credential type, Device type, and Tags.
History Section
This section provides a list of all sessions and the credentials used by date and time. You can filter the records by Today, Week, Month or the current year. In each record, you can click the shortcut buttons to Star session or View password.
For records of domain credentials, the share icon button opens Start session on another device. See Start session on another device.
Start session on another device
The Start session on another device action, identified by the share icon, opens the Domain credentials screen filtered by the selected credential. From that screen, you can start a session on any device in the credential's domain that you have access to.
The action appears only for domain credentials. These are credentials linked to a domain with a credential type other than Local user. It does not appear for local credentials or SSH keys.
The action is available only to users with the PAM.PrivilegedAccounts.Credentials.List permission. For more information, see About user permissions.
For the full procedure, see How to use domain credentials.