Minimal Standing Privilege
Admin access becomes temporary and scoped—dramatically reducing lateral-movement paths.
Privilege sprawl turns routine maintenance into breach pathways. We design PAM so elevation is temporary, scoped, and traceable—admin power appears only when needed and disappears on schedule. That means role tiering, strong authentication, JIT elevation with approvals, and JEA to constrain dangerous commands. We align controls across consoles, CLIs, and automation so privileged work is possible without permanent keys or broad groups.
Evidence matters. Your auditors and customers want to know who had what, when, and why. We implement vaulting and rotation for credentials and secrets (including service accounts and non-human identities), session brokering/recording where appropriate, emergency access that’s safe and testable, and monitoring that flags suspicious privileged actions. The result is tighter control with less friction—operators keep shipping, and leaders get verifiable assurance.
Admin access becomes temporary and scoped—dramatically reducing lateral-movement paths.
Vaulting, rotation, and secret hygiene eliminate shared passwords and long-lived keys.
Session records and elevation trails answer “who, what, when, why” without a scramble.
Dual-control break-glass with rehearsed steps prevents overreach when pressure is high.
JIT/JEA patterns work in consoles, CLI, and automation—control without blocking delivery.
Reusable approval logs, transcripts, and vault records satisfy customers and assessors.