Privileged access management
Domain Administrator Account
A Domain Administrator Account is a highly privileged account with broad control over directory-managed systems and identity infrastructure.
Definition
A Domain Administrator Account is a privileged account with rights over central directory services and the systems they govern. Because it can often affect identity configuration, account management, and critical infrastructure, it is typically considered one of the most sensitive privileged account types.
The Ariovis perspective
Least privilege is an operating model, not a one-off cleanup. Access must be justified, limited in scope and duration, traceable and removable when the context changes.
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