Cimitra 1.0

Linux rights delegation. Self-Serve administration.

Cimitra is a management platform which is designed to present your pre-generated and scripts and commands to individuals without having to grant them OS administrator logins or sudo access. 

One of the problems that IT support organizations are experiencing is that many rudimentary management functions require system administration rights thus requiring the cost of having sysadmin-trained IT staff available to perform simple duties, or putting the organization at risk by either generating too many privileged accounts or having to manage dozens of different roles.

• Category Collaboration, Other Development and Deployment, Security Software, System and Network Management Software, System Software
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