One control plane for every privileged access.
People, workloads and the accounts they use, under one policy and one console, with grants, approvals and sessions in the audit log.
Eight capabilities, one control plane
Each has its own page: what it does, how it works, the systems it covers and the questions buyers ask.
Zero standing privilege
Access to servers, databases and applications as a grant with an expiry; nobody has to remember to revoke it.
Learn more →Approvals
People ask for time-bound access to a safe, and approval creates a grant that expires on its own.
Learn more →Credential vault
The accounts you cannot remove yet, kept in safes, rotated on your schedule and checked to still work.
Learn more →Session management
SSH, RDP, database and web sessions opened through Zerostand; SSH, RDP and web sessions are recorded by default.
Learn more →Workload identity
A service proves what it is with the identity its platform already gives it.
Learn more →Emergency access
When an incident cannot wait for an approver, the people you pre-list take access at once, with a reason and a time cap.
Learn more →Discovery and access reviews
Find the accounts on your servers and databases that sit outside any safe, and have safe owners confirm who keeps access.
Learn more →Command center
One map of the connections Zerostand granted in a period you pick, with the gaps marked.
Learn more →Built for production
How it runs, what it reaches and how it is secured.
Architecture
Runs as containers on your infrastructure; secrets are envelope-encrypted under a key-encryption key you hold once you configure one.
See the architecture →Supported systems
Every system in the current release, with what Zerostand can do to it and what is not available yet.
See supported systems →Trust & security
How we secure the product, including what we have not done yet.
Read trust & security →See it on your own systems
Four weeks on your own servers and a database.