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Zero Standing Privileges is the Strongest Security.
It means that every access is re-authenticated;
both Human, and NHI (Non-Human Identities).
The Leaders In Zero Standing Privileges are:
Teleport, StrongDM, Britive, Netwrix, Keeper Security
Companies who suffered their own Severe Breaches:
Okta, Microsoft, CyberArk, BeyondTrust
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Session hijacking, Identity spoofing Unsupervised Agent Logins Phishing Attacks & Social Attacks Compromised service accounts Unprotected keys granting entry Brute force password cracking |
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Discussion of Zero Standing Privileges Companies:
Top 5 ZSP Leaders (No Major Internal Breaches)These companies are currently the "gold standard" for ZSP, either due to a clean security record or a specialized architecture (like short-lived certificates) that makes them less prone to the types of breaches seen in traditional identity providers.
Top 4 ZSP Providers (With History of Significant Breaches)These companies are leaders in the ZSP space and offer powerful tools, but they have all experienced notable internal security incidents—often where their own administrative or source-code environments were compromised.
( Source: Gemini.Google.Com)
- Teleport
- Uses a certificate-based identity model that eliminates long-lived secrets entirely. Their "Passwordless" and "Zero Trust" approach has kept them out of the major breach headlines affecting traditional SSO/PAM providers.
- Uses a certificate-based identity model that eliminates long-lived secrets entirely. Their "Passwordless" and "Zero Trust" approach has kept them out of the major breach headlines affecting traditional SSO/PAM providers.
- StrongDM
- A favorite for technical teams; it provides a dynamic access layer for databases and servers. They have maintained a strong security posture without the high-profile internal infrastructure compromises seen in the larger legacy suites.
- A favorite for technical teams; it provides a dynamic access layer for databases and servers. They have maintained a strong security posture without the high-profile internal infrastructure compromises seen in the larger legacy suites.
- Britive
- A cloud-native platform specifically built for ZSP and Just-in-Time (JIT) access. They focus on multi-cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP) and have a clean record regarding their own internal security.
- A cloud-native platform specifically built for ZSP and Just-in-Time (JIT) access. They focus on multi-cloud environments (AWS, Azure, GCP) and have a clean record regarding their own internal security.
- Netwrix (Privilege Secure)
- Known for their "Zero Standing Privilege" engine that creates dynamic, task-scoped credentials. Unlike vault-heavy competitors, they have avoided the major platform-wide breaches that have hit the "Identity Giants."
- Known for their "Zero Standing Privilege" engine that creates dynamic, task-scoped credentials. Unlike vault-heavy competitors, they have avoided the major platform-wide breaches that have hit the "Identity Giants."
- Keeper Security
- While they offer vaulting, their "Zero-Knowledge" architecture ensures they cannot see or access customer data. They have avoided the systemic internal breaches that have plagued other major password and identity managers.
Top 4 ZSP Providers (With History of Significant Breaches)These companies are leaders in the ZSP space and offer powerful tools, but they have all experienced notable internal security incidents—often where their own administrative or source-code environments were compromised.
- Okta
- Despite being a leader in "Privilege-First IAM," Okta has faced several high-profile breaches (notably the 2022 Lapsus$ incident and the 2023 support system breach). While their ZSP features are robust, their status as a "top target" has led to multiple successful infiltrations.
- Despite being a leader in "Privilege-First IAM," Okta has faced several high-profile breaches (notably the 2022 Lapsus$ incident and the 2023 support system breach). While their ZSP features are robust, their status as a "top target" has led to multiple successful infiltrations.
- Microsoft (Entra ID / PIM)
- Microsoft is a powerhouse for Just-in-Time access, but as the world’s largest target, they have suffered massive compromises (such as the Storm-0558 and Midnight Blizzard attacks) where nation-state actors gained access to internal systems and signing keys.
- CyberArk
- The legacy giant of PAM. While they are the "default" for many regulated industries, they have dealt with vulnerabilities in their hardened vault architecture and exposures in their SaaS components that required emergency patching and disclosure.
- BeyondTrust
- A major player in the ZSP space that was affected by the same "Okta Support" breach chain in 2023. While they handled the incident transparently, it highlighted how even ZSP leaders are vulnerable to supply-chain and session-hijacking attacks.
( Source: Gemini.Google.Com)