The lifecycle for requesting, granting and maintaining access has changed…and security must evolve too. In this interview, P0 Security CEO Shashwat Sehgal explains why legacy vault- and bastion-based PAM can’t keep up with dynamic,API-driven environments. Learn how an API-led approach eliminates static keys, automates just-in-time access,and delivers least privilege without slowing developers down. If you’re battling identity sprawl, compliance fatigue, or the tension between security and speed, this conversation shows how modern PAM gets it right.
Frequently asked questions
Why is API-led PAM the modern solution for the production access lifecycle?
API-led PAM is the modern solution for the production access lifecycle because it enforces permissions natively at every stage, from request to revocation, without added infrastructure.
How does API-led access control differ from proxy and vault-based PAM?
API-led access control differs from proxy and vault-based PAM by enforcing permissions directly through each target system’s native API instead of routing through intermediary infrastructure.
How does API-led PAM enforce least privilege natively in target systems?
API-led PAM enforces least privilege natively in target systems by granting scoped permissions directly at the API level rather than through a proxy layer.
How does P0 Security manage the full production access lifecycle via APIs?
P0 Security manages the full production access lifecycle via APIs, from discovery through authorization to revocation, without added infrastructure overhead.