Just-In-Time Privilege Elevation with Session Recording for Provable Compliance
The screen shows who did what, when, and with what power. Every keystroke, every privilege change, burned into a session log. This is Just-In-Time Privilege Elevation with full session recording, built for compliance you can prove in any audit.
Privilege elevation is a risk. Traditionally, users hold elevated rights far longer than they need. This creates openings for attacks, insider mistakes, and compliance gaps. Just-In-Time Privilege Elevation solves this by granting temporary, scoped permissions only when needed. When the task is done, access ends automatically. There’s no standing privilege left to exploit.
Session recording captures the complete elevated session in real time. Actions are stored securely and linked to the user's identity, request context, and approval trail. This provides a single source of truth for investigating incidents, validating workflows, or passing strict regulatory audits like SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and PCI DSS.
By combining Just-In-Time Privilege Elevation with session recording, you enforce the principle of least privilege while maintaining total transparency. Security teams can review recordings, cross-reference logs, and demonstrate control over who had elevated permissions, why, and for how long.
A modern privilege elevation workflow requires:
- Integration with identity and access management (IAM) systems
- Instant access requests with approval workflows
- Role-based scoping for minimal required permissions
- Enforced expiration times for elevated rights
- Tamper-proof session recordings stored in a secure archive
This approach reduces attack surface, speeds up incident response, and meets compliance requirements without slowing down engineers. It closes the gap between security and usability by making privilege changes temporary, visible, and accountable.
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