Why attend this webinar?
Why watch this webinar?
Standing privileged access has quietly become one of the biggest blind spots in enterprise security. Admin accounts that stay elevated around the clock, whether they belong to IT staff, third party vendors, or automated service accounts, sit exposed for far longer than they are ever actually used. Every one of those idle hours is an open window for an attacker, and breach investigations keep pointing to the same root cause: privileges that were never revoked because no one was tracking whether they were still needed.
This webinar is built for IT and security leaders who are ready to move past the traditional "vault and checkout" model of privileged access management and toward a Zero Standing Privilege approach, where elevated access is granted only for a specific task, for a defined window, and is automatically revoked the moment that window closes.
What’s in store this webinar?
- A clear breakdown of why standing privileged access remains one of the most common findings in breach investigations and security audits, and why "always on" admin rights are increasingly seen as a liability rather than a convenience.
- A practical look at how Just in Time access works in a real environment, including how approvals are triggered, how access windows are defined, and how revocation happens automatically once the task is complete.
- Guidance on building approval workflows that grant privileged access for a specific purpose and a limited window, without adding unnecessary friction for the admins who rely on that access daily.
- An often missed angle: extending Zero Standing Privilege principles beyond human admins to service accounts, bots, and other machine identities that quietly accumulate standing privilege over time.
- How ManageEngine's Identity Security stack brings all of this together, with just in time provisioning, granular approval workflows, and complete session monitoring, so your organization can move from static, always on privileged access to a model where access exists only when it is genuinely needed.
