Privileged Remote Access Glossary

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This table identifies former Jump terms and what they are called today:

Previous Term	New Term
Jump Item	Asset
External Jump Item	External Asset
Jump Group	Asset Group
Jump Policy	Asset Policy
Jump Item Role	Asset Role
Jumpoint	Gateway
Jump Session	Session
Jump Shortcut	Asset
Jump Zone Proxy	Proxy
Jump Method Types	Replaced with the specific method type (e.g.; RDP, SSH, MySQL, TCP, etc)
Jump Method	Connection Type
Shell Jump	Shell
Web Jump	Website

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Jump Client remains as is. It is already a familiar and widely used term.

The following is an alphabetical list of product-specific terms with their descriptions.

Term	Definition
Access Invite	A mechanism used to invite users or external parties to access Privileged Remote Access with defined permissions and security controls.
Account Groups	Logical groupings of accounts used to simplify permission assignment, policy enforcement, and access management.
Account Policies	Rules that govern how accounts are managed and accessed, including security requirements and usage constraints.
Application Programming Interface (API)	An API is a programming interface provided for automation tools and external applications.
API Configuration	Settings that enable and control access to the Privileged Remote Access API for integrations and automation.
Appliance	The BeyondTrust platform component (physical or virtual) that hosts and runs Privileged Remote Access services.
Appliance Administration	Administrative controls used to manage appliance-level settings, maintenance tasks, and operational status.
Asset (formerly known as Jump Item)	Individual systems or devices that are made available for remote access within an Asset Group, enabling administrators to organize and control access to remote systems in a secure manner.
Asset Group (formerly known as Jump Group)	A collection of Assets. Asset Groups can be used to organize Assets in any manner that works for your organization. For example, servers could be organized in geographic, departmental, or team Asset Groups. Asset Groups can also be used to manage access. For example, one set of Jump Clients could be accessible by the help desk team, while another set is accessible by the network team.
Asset Policy (formerly known as Jump Policy)	Used to control access to Assets. For example, access might be restricted to specific hours. Asset Policies can be applied to individual Assets or Asset Groups.
Asset Reports	Reports detailing usage, configuration, and activity related to Assets.
Asset Role (formerly known as Jump Item Role)	a predefined set of permissions regarding Asset management and usage. You assign users to an Asset or an Asset Group either through Group Policies or by adding individual users. You can set an individual user's permissions to specific Assets in a group, or the entire group.
Atlas in the Cloud	Atlas in the Cloud is a cloud-based extension of BeyondTrust's Atlas technology designed for large enterprises needing more concurrent sessions than a single B Series Appliance can support. It distributes load across multiple appliances in different geographic locations.
B Series Appliance	A BeyondTrust hardware or virtual appliance that acts as the central communication point for secure remote access, handling session brokering, authentication, logging, auditing, and encryption for Privileged Remote Access deployments.
B Series Appliance On-Premises Security	The security model for B Series Appliances deployed in customer-controlled environments, including secure protocols, directory integration, session recording, auditing, and local data control.
Base (Component of B Series Appliance)	Firmware providing system-level configuration (IP addresses, certificates). Managed through the /appliance web interface.
BeyondTrust Cloud Region Availability	A listing of the geographic cloud regions where BeyondTrust cloud services can be deployed to meet data residency, compliance, and latency requirements.

Updated 19 days ago