By implementing this integration, database credentials used by applications are dynamically retrieved from Kron PAM at runtime instead of being stored in configuration files. This ensures secure, automated, and policy-compliant credential management for all database connections initiated by application servers.

Application servers typically require stored credentials to connect to databases. Keeping these credentials in plain text or even in encrypted configuration files creates a security risk and administrative overhead.

Database passwords are centrally managed and periodically rotated within the 

 transparently retrieves the current password for each database account at runtime. 

The connection is established dynamically without any static credentials stored on the server. 

This design enables compliance with enterprise security policies while maintaining continuous application availability.

The Kron PAM Proxy Driver supports integration with:

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for configuring the Kron PAM Proxy Driver on both Tomcat and WebSphere environments. After configuration:

All database authentication requests are routed through Kron PAM. 

Credentials are retrieved automatically and securely at runtime. 

Password rotation and synchronization are fully automated through the PAM Vault. 

Dynamic Password Update Flow for Privilege Escalation Accounts

Integrate with Apache Tomcat and IBM WebSphere

Solution Overview

Kron PAM How-to Guides

KronPAM - How-To Guides

SIEM and Syslog Integration

Integrate with Active Directory/LDAP Users

Integrate with ITSM

Integrate with Jenkins

Integrate with UiPath