Elevated privileges often get left behind after the incident is resolved

When developers and operations teams get called upon to root cause an incident, they usually need elevated privileges to get to resolution. Help desk tickets warrant approving the requests for production access, but will anyone remember to reach out when the incident is resolved? Production access might have been needed to resolve the customer issues, but it shouldn't put the entire company at risk by remaining for months.

Trustle for Azure DevOps

Ticket status synchronized to your Just-in-time access

Trustle ensures that the moment the corresponding ticket closes, all of the elevated privilege granted gets revoked. Simple and automated, this reduces your risk that stolen credentials for one of your employees will give an attacker access to production after your production issues have finally been resolved.

Azure DevOps context that adapts to life's realities

When Trustle knows when the access request is related to a ticket, you don't need to set up a notification that reminds you to revoke access when the ticket closes. Trustle takes ticketing status updates into account for privilege revocation across cloud platforms and SaaS applications.

Azure DevOps status for faster audits

Trustle administrators view all access requests and and their reason in one place, including the important context around provisioning and de-provisioning events, such as the ticket that led to accessing sensitive data. This makes it much easier to review why someone had access and whether it made sense, given the specific incident.