Meet Trustle!Dynamic Permissions for DevSecOps Teams
Keep your cloud teams productive, risk-aligned, and compliant
If you’re responsible for your organization’s cloud and development platforms, you need to keep your teams humming and your platforms protected. Service accounts, test accounts, human accounts across a large number of environments makes managing permissions all but impossible. Trustle gives you complete visibility and control, to safely and efficiently maintain continuous deployment.
"Onboarding new users was a breeze with Trustle - it's magic to see a whole team's common access, and click to provision for new users."
How our customers use Trustle
Account Cleanup
removal or deactivation
Automated On/off-boarding
for user's accounts across multiple systems
Organizational Reporting
collection of evidence for audit requirements
Automated Permission Management
automated and manual request / approval workflows
Top security threats facing organizations
Top concerns for CIOs
With today’s cloud platforms, it’s not always easy to know the state of your accounts—both for humans and for services. Who owns what accounts, how are they being used, are they over-permissioned? Are accounts on the system for users who have left the organization?
Trustle takes all the guesswork out of cloud account management with automation, approval workflows, and forensic trails. It even works for on-call teams that need quick access, but then removed after the on-call event.
The cloud-native model for permissions management
Account management from the resource up
Traditional vs Cloud-native IAM
Traditional, federated IAM is a top-down model, where HR and enterprise systems provide identity data to downstream systems. This isn’t sufficient for cloud platforms.
Cloud platforms use their own sophisticated IAM tools to provide services-based, user-less, and shared accounts in addition to human account management. Managing these platforms requires continual monitoring, deep inspection of services, ML-based, automated processes, and constant compliance.
Easy connectivity
Deep visibility
Continuous Access Pruning
Automated Compliance
Holistic Platform
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Identity management was the best we could do at the time
Mike Neuenschwander | June 27, 2022
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