2. Support for persistent zero privileges

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1. Using Just In Time (timely) access to privileges for all users - both humans and machines
Users and MIs can quickly check out a role-based elevated privilege profile for a specific cloud service, for the duration of a session or task, for a specified period of time, or until the user manually reverts the profile. Once the task is completed, these privileges are automatically revoked.

Dynamically adding and removing privileges allows the CloudOps team to maintain the ZSP security level. It operates on the Zero Trust concept, which means that no one is given permanent access to cloud accounts and data by default.

3. Centralize and scale privilege management
Minimizing sprawl is a critical issue when using france mobile database identities, and many CloudOps teams today struggle to manage identities and privileges manually using Excel spreadsheets. Centralized provisioning automates this process across all cloud resources, greatly reducing the likelihood of errors that could put accounts and data at greater risk.

4. Gain full access visibility with advanced data analytics
Advanced Data Analytics (ADA) gives teams the ability to monitor their entire environment across all platforms from a single pane of glass. This enables them to identify privilege access issues specific to each organization and provides confidence to teams responsible for managing thousands of user identities.