Privileged access, solved by use case.
What a privileged-access programme has to do, and the Zerostand capability for each, with the regulatory mappings alongside.
Start from the problem
Modern PAM
Grants that expire for people and credentials that expire for workloads; what you cannot remove yet stays vaulted and rotated.
Learn more →Just-in-Time Access
Access as a grant with an expiry. When the window closes the access is gone.
Learn more →Privileged Password Management
The accounts you cannot remove yet, kept in safes, rotated on your schedule and checked to still work.
Learn more →Privileged Session Management
SSH, RDP and web sessions recorded by default; database sessions log each statement.
Learn more →Machine & Workload Identity
A service proves what it is with the identity its platform already gives it.
Learn more →Emergency Access
The people you pre-list take access at once. Each use needs a reason, ends at a time cap and is audited as break-glass.
Learn more →Third-Party Access
Time-boxed access for vendors and contractors; SSH, RDP and web sessions recorded by default.
Learn more →Discovery & 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 →Regulatory Compliance
ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, DORA, NIS2 and Asia-Pacific regulators, mapped control by control.
See the mappings →The systems and frameworks of your industry
Banking and financial services
Privileged access to the servers and databases behind core banking and payments for a set window, with the access controls examiners commonly focus on.
Learn more →Technology and SaaS
Production access for engineers and pipelines through credentials that expire, and the evidence auditors and customers ask for.
Learn more →Prove it on your own systems
Four weeks, one or two servers and a database. You keep the evidence.