Standing access is a ticking time bomb. And yet, in most orgs, it’s still the default. Developers are over-permissioned just to avoid ticket delays. Access reviews live in spreadsheets.
Security teams are buried in manual cleanup and audit prep. And the patchwork of point tools meant to help? They rarely scale or align with how your teams actually work.
Watch this on-demand webinar if your team is asking this question: “Is what we’re doing even working anymore?”
Geoff Harcourt, CTO at CommonLit, walks through a practical, field-tested approach to implementing Just-in-Time (JIT) access to your production environment. Starting with what you already have, proving value early and often, and scaling without creating friction.
Frequently asked questions
How do you roll out just-in-time access without slowing down engineers?
Teams roll out just-in-time access without slowing down engineers by automating self-service requests that resolve in seconds instead of manual ticket approvals.
How does JIT access replace slow ticket-based access requests?
JIT access replaces slow ticket-based access requests by letting engineers request and receive scoped permissions automatically, without waiting on a human approver.
What is the path from ticket-driven access to automated, trusted access?
The path from ticket-driven access to automated, trusted access starts with defining policy up front so most requests can be approved instantly.
How does P0 Security balance developer velocity with least privilege?
P0 Security balances developer velocity with least privilege by enforcing runtime authorization through automated workflows instead of manual gatekeeping.