…in less than 5 minutes. P0 is the quickest and safest way to implement least privilege in your cloud environment. Run a full IAM audit of your cloud, automate break-glass access (using Slack workflows), remove sensitive permission grants, and much more.
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Security and DevOps teams want to implement least privilege, and limit the engineers with access to sensitive roles, policies and groups. Why is this so hard?
There are thousands of possible permissions in the cloud. Which ones are sensitive? Which engineers have access to them? The questions are easy, but the answers are not.
Most engineering teams have over-provisioned accounts. They are hesitant to reduce privileges, since doing so would reduce their development velocity
Requesting access to cloud resources via your favorite ticketing system takes hours, if not days. They often result in excessive permission grants, that might not be revoked.
Engineers can use our elegant Slackbot to request access to any cloud resource, and DevOps teams can automate the provisioning and deprovisioning of access
P0 is not just about break glass access; You can use P0 to define default privileges for every engineer, onboard or off-board with ease, and automatically remediate any drift in their IAM permissions
You do not need to manage any agents or infrastructure. You can connect P0 to your first cloud resource in under 10 minutes on your own (REALLY!)
P0 supports access to a large (and growing) number of cloud resources, such as AWS, GCP, Snowflake and K8s.
Eliminate the need to grant long-standing sensitive permissions on your cloud infrastructure, to any developer
Provide developers just-in-time and short-lived access to a production stack (AWS, GCP, K8s) for deploying, provisioning, or troubleshooting a service
Automate regular access reviews of your cloud environment, and accelerate compliance certifications without overburdening your teams
Provide engineers and customer success teams just-in-time and short-lived access to customer data in a cloud environment, or in a data warehouse (like Snowflake)