Overview

Trustle can use IdPs (including Google and Okta) for multiple purposes: Trustle treats your IdP as a source of truth when there are new users or departing employees, it manages their IAM groups and many organizations use to centralize privileges, and finally, as Single Sign-On (SSO) for Trustle. Trustle connects to Okta’s API and imports the user identity and relevant profile, group, role, title, and manager information, making it simple to add users to Trustle and automatically link Okta identities to the users in cloud providers and SaaS applications.

In addition to serving as a source of truth for your organization, Trustle users can view all Okta groups and roles to request access; Trustle then routs the approval request appropriately, including the duration of the just-in-time (JIT) access.

Trustle also identifies security concerns, such as unused and over-privileged users, based on whether their historical activity demonstrates a need for the many permissions their group memberships could grant them.

Okta and System Permissions

Trustle gathers Okta configuration data about your users, enabling you to view users’ role assignments and permissions. This enables you to monitor and audit all the changes in administrative role assignments, as well as managing custom and standard roles assigned to users.

Okta Directory Groups

Directory Groups simplifies access management, as changes to group access settings are automatically applied to all members of the group. Trustle makes it easy to manage Okta group memberships, as well as quickly gain insights on permissions associated with each group, including applications to which they have access and associated roles.

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