Financial Services Company Streamlines Access Management

Financial services company specializing in connecting people, businesses, and financial institutions through their technology partners with Britive to control and monitor access.

The Challenges

• Moving away from on-prem environments and distributing workloads across AWS, GCP, Azure, and OCI
• Had home-grown solution for AWS access management that they wanted to expand
• Development effort to build & maintain exceeded capability

The financial services company had previously built a web-based portal with a UI to simplify access management in AWS. As the company’s cloud footprint expanded to include GCP, Azure, and OCI, they sought to unify access management into their in-house portal. However, different access frameworks across these platforms meant that the development demands to create and manage the portal across these cloud service providers would result in additional effort the team couldn’t take on.

The Solution

•  Britive integrated with existing security and IAM ecosystems
• Unified approach to privileged access management across business environment 
• Eliminated static and overprivileged accounts across the environment

Britive was brought in to unify the approach to privileged access management across all cloud platforms while eliminating the risk of static and overprivileged accounts. Checkouts are seamlessly conducted via API calls to provide just-in-time (JIT) access that is automatically revoked and expired after a period of time.

“Britive helps us secure our environments in the cloud along with critical SaaS applications like Snowflake. Regardless of the system or application, we can rely on this platform to help us decouple authentication from authorization.”

Key Britive Impacts

• Managed privileged access for over 4000 human identities
• Support access management for over 10,000 non-human identities
• Deployed and integrated across all CSPs & existing solutions, such as Snowflake, SailPoint, Wiz, Splunk, Terraform, and others
• Seamless profile checkouts via UI and CLI