On-call teams need elevated privileges to resolve incidents

When developers and operations teams agree to an on-call shift, they're agreeing to sacrifice their social life or sleep, or both. They will revolt if there are blockers in place, like help desk ticket requests for the production access they need sitting in a queue. Plus, the entire point of on-call teams is to do work that cannot wait until tomorrow -- incidents that sit through the night cost your company millions.

Trustle for PagerDuty

On-call status synchronized to your Just-in-time access

Trustle ensures that the moment everyone's on-call shift starts, they have the access that they need. An the moment that their shift ends, that access is 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 on-call teammate has finally gotten their chance to catch up on sleep.

PagerDuty context that adapts to life's realities

When Trustle knows when users swapped shifts, so you don't need to manage schedules that can change as often as minor events pop up in the team's day-to-day lives. Trustle takes on-call status updates into account for privilege grants across cloud platforms and SaaS applications.

PagerDuty status for smarter access reviews

Trustle administrators view all of a user's privileges in one place, alongside the identity's status and relevant context around provisioning and de-provisioning events. This makes it much easier to review why someone had access and whether it made sense, given on-call status.