Compare Britive vs. Evo Security

Having permanent elevated privileges makes your organization vulnerable to potential data breaches and account damage from both insider threats and hackers around the clock. By utilizing Britive's Just In Time Privileges, which are granted temporarily and automatically expire, you can effectively reduce the risk associated with your privileged identities—both human and machine. This approach allows you to uphold a zero standing privilege (ZSP) model across your cloud environments without the complexity of creating your own cloud privileged access management (PAM) system. Additionally, hardcoded API keys and credentials, which often come with elevated privileges, are prime targets for attacks, and there are significantly more machine IDs utilizing them compared to human users. Implementing Britive's Just-in-Time (JIT) secrets management can greatly minimize your exposure to credential-related threats. By eliminating static secrets and enforcing zero standing privileges for machine IDs, you can keep your cloud accounts secure. Furthermore, it's common for cloud accounts to become excessively privileged over time, especially as contractors and former employees tend to retain access even after their departure. Regularly reviewing and revoking unnecessary privileges is essential to maintaining a secure and efficient cloud environment.

Eliminate the practice of sharing credentials, create robust administrative permissions, implement comprehensive login security for your clients, and satisfy insurance and compliance obligations with Evo Security. EPIC represents the next significant advancement for Managed Service Providers (MSPs), Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs), Network Operations Centers (NOCs), and Security Operations Centers (SOCs) that aim to mitigate the risks of credential sharing while ensuring secure logins for endpoints, network devices, and web applications in a unified manner. A crucial yet often overlooked aspect of managed services is the necessity for MSP administrators to internally share customer passwords and multi-factor authentication (MFA) codes. While Password Managers and various Password Rotation tools provide some level of convenience and improvements, they ultimately perpetuate the same issues. With cybercriminals increasingly targeting MSPs and regulatory demands calling for better solutions, this unwanted practice has reached its limit. The Evo Privileged Access Manager allows for seamless access management in scenarios where technicians and administrators need to interact with the Evo platform, whether in a managed or co-managed customer environment. This flexibility ensures that security protocols are maintained while still providing the necessary access for operational efficiency.