Cloud security firm Britive announced that its unified privileged access management (PAM) platform is now integrated with the Extended Plan in AWS Security Hub – Amazon Web Services’ consolidated enterprise security offering.
The move gives AWS customers a streamlined path to enforcing Zero Standing Privileges (ZSP), a model that eliminates persistent access rights and replaces them with ephemeral, just-in-time credentials minted at runtime.
The integration covers human users, machine identities including service accounts and APIs, and the rapidly-growing agentic AI – autonomous software systems that act independently within enterprise environments.
As organizations accelerate AI adoption, managing access for these non-human actors has become a critical and often underserved security challenge:
“The AWS Security Hub Extended Plan delivers the end-to-end framework enterprises need most: total visibility, unified control, and runtime enforcement,” said Art Poghosyan, Britive co-founder and CEO.
“Customers can now identify risk through a unified identity registry, govern it via a common policy engine, and execute runtime enforcement to mint dynamic, ephemeral privileges at the moment of request.”
Through the integration, Britive’s platform reduces the attack surface across multi-cloud, hybrid, SaaS, on-prem, and AI workload environments by ensuring standing privileges are eliminated before they can be exploited.
The AWS Security Hub Extended Plan itself bundles AWS-native detection services with vetted partner solutions spanning endpoint, identity, and security operations – all accessible through simplified AWS procurement and consolidated support.
Chetan Jha, Head of Identity & Vulnerability Management at financial technology firm Marqeta, offered a customer perspective on the announcement:
“As we expand our use of automation on AI and AWS, managing privileged access across human, service, and agentic identities has become a priority,” he noted. “Britive gives us consistent controls across environments.”
Britive is currently available in the AWS Security Hub Extended Plan across all commercial AWS regions.
Featured image: Via Britive.
Disclosure: This article mentions clients of an Espacio portfolio company.
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