Shifting From Vault-Centric Gating to Runtime Zero Standing Privileges

Yes, and most migrations start that way. Britive takes runtime access for cloud, SaaS, and automation first while Delinea continues vaulting what it vaults today. Teams typically run both through a renewal cycle and consolidate when the evidence is in.

Ephemeral JIT means the privilege itself does not exist until it is requested. Access is created at runtime, scoped to the task, and removed when the task ends. Nothing stands by before or after.

Traditional JIT limits when a credential can be used. The privileged role still exists. Britive limits when privilege exists. If the work is not happening, the privilege is not there.

Agentic AI needs access that is dynamic, task-scoped, and short-lived. Britive treats AI agents as first-class identities and applies the same access model used for humans and automation. Privilege is created at runtime for a specific action, scoped by policy, and removed immediately after. Agents never hold standing access or long-lived credentials, even as they act autonomously.

Yes. The same access model and policies apply to pipelines, service accounts, and automated workflows.

Yes! Britive is API-first and integration-friendly, allowing seamless out-of-the-box integrations with cloud infrastructure providers (AWS, GCP, Azure, etc.), SSO & Identity Providers (Okta, Microsoft Entra ID / Azure AD, Ping Identity), SIEM & Logging Tools (Splunk, Datadog, etc.) and DevOps & CI/CD Pipelines (Terraform, GitHub Actions, Kubernetes, etc.).

You can find a starting list of our integrations here.

Yes, Britive has an open API, SDK, and CLI tool.

Yes, Britive offers the ability to import privileged accounts from other systems for seamless integration and centralized management. Privileged accounts from cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, as well as on-premises systems, can be imported into Britive. Automated discovery simplifies the process, identifying existing accounts for streamlined integration. 

Yes, Britive offers "break glass" access capabilities, including support for managing emergency access to critical accounts such as AWS root accounts. This ensures operational continuity and secure access during emergencies. This includes strict access policies, logging, and enforcement of strong authentication methods for enhanced security. 
 
Break glass access is also strictly monitored and governed by approval workflows, ensuring that usage is authorized and fully auditable.

Yes, Britive's session recording capability is lightweight and easy to deploy for selective monitoring of RDP and SSH sessions.

Britive offers vaults where static secrets are unavoidable. For cloud and SaaS privileged access, Britive issues ephemeral privileges directly and does not depend on stored admin credentials.

Every request, decision, and expiration is logged. You can see who had access, to what, and for how long without reconstruction.

Yes. Britive vaults and rotates credentials where static secrets are unavoidable. The difference is the default: wherever the target system supports it, Britive issues ephemeral privileges instead, so there is no credential to manage in the first place.

Every request, decision, grant, and expiration is logged as it happens, and because access exists only while work occurs, the trail is always current. Audit prep stops being reconstruction; it becomes export.