Use case
Secure Privileged Access
Privileged accounts - such as cloud admin accounts, DevOps tools, and infrastructure accounts - are high-value targets for attackers. Traditional approaches like static passwords, shared credentials, and VPNs increase risk by creating standing privileges and leaving limited audit trails. Torch secures these accounts by delivering just-in-time, credential-free access. Credentials are vaulted and never revealed, while all activity is monitored and recorded.
The Challenge
Risks of Privileged Accounts
and Static Credentials
Privileged accounts are essential for managing critical systems, but they also present some of the highest security risks. Standing privileges widen the attack surface, shared credentials complicate attribution and create insider threats, sprawling cloud and DevOps accounts add complexity, and limited audit visibility hinders compliance and forensics.
The Solution
Just-in-Time, Privileged Access with Torch
Torch provides secure, time-bound access to privileged accounts without exposing credentials. Instead of handing over admin passwords, users request access through Torch, which grants temporary access, vaults and injects credentials behind the scenes, monitors and records the session, and terminates it immediately if suspicious activity is detected. With Torch, organizations can eliminate standing privileges, reduce risk, and achieve full visibility over privileged activity.
key capbilites
Just-in-Time Access
Grant time-limited access to admin and privileged accounts.
Session Recording
Record and monitor every action for audits and compliance.
Anomaly Detection
End sessions automatically if suspicious behavior is detected.
how it works
How do users access privileged accounts?
They request just-in-time access through Torch. Access is granted without ever exposing credentials, and only for the approved time window.
What visibility do admins get?
Every session is monitored and recorded, providing a complete audit trail of actions taken.
Which accounts are supported?
Cloud SaaS admin accounts, DevOps tools, and infrastructure accounts - anywhere privileged access is required.
Where are credentials vaulted?
They can be stored securely in the Torch Vault or integrated with your existing secret managers.