Locking Down Hitachi ID Password Manager

Hitachi ID Password Manager (formerly P-Synch) is a security server, and should be locked down accordingly. In the same way that it makes sense to harden and protect the operating system and physical installation of a firewall, it makes sense to minimize the number of components running on a Password Manager server, to lock it down, limit logical and physical access to it, and keep it at current patch levels.

Read more about locking down the Password Manager server:

Multi-layered security architecture.
Password Manager runs on a hardened platform.
Use of encryption to protect data in transit and storage.
Input protection in the Password Manager user interface.