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Learn how businesses improve security and automate access control operations with Apono
Learn how businesses improve security and automate access control operations with Apono
Before we had Apono, developers who needed access to fix something in production or look into a database, they actually had to connect with the DevOps team to get permissions. It might take time because the team is busy, so in certain cases they actually got more privileges than needed
Unfortunately, access controls offered by cloud providers today are often lacking in some areas, especially in ease of use, maintenance, burden, and lack of proper temporal support.
We wanted the ability to control how users get access to data and who approves it. We also wanted access to be temporary on demand, tracked, and automatically revoked.
Apono generates temporary permissions upon request based on a very granular set of rules, delivering huge value by reducing the attack surface while optimizing efficiency
Apono solves the extra overhead of managing all aspects of users permissions, saving my team a ton of time and allowed them to self-manage their own permissions with the Apono slackbot
We were able to self service Apono in minutes, helping earn customer trust in our global multi-cloud platform, while allowing our teams to work frictionlessly and maintaining a least-privileges cloud environment.
Apono has positively impacted our daily operations. We now easily manage and monitor access to our cloud-based systems, which has improved our security and ensured compliance satisfaction
We’re looking for a way to automate manual provisioning of permissions to only specific customers, and internal developer permissions. Also to automate SREs’ permissions to AWS RDS databases and other production resources when an incident occurs.
We rely heavily on MongoDB in our production environment. Managing access to it has proven to be a challenge to say the least. Our internal solution had its glory days but was unable to meet our welcomed growth.