Replace Static AWS Credentials with Ephemeral Access

Britive is purpose-built for cloud environments, unlike legacy PAM tools designed for on-prem data centers, or other agent and proxy-based PAM platforms.

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.

Britive can be fully deployed in a matter of hours or days with our agentless and proxyless design to minimize the number of configuration changes needed.

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.