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Turn Stolen Credentials Into Dead Ends
Proactive defense starts with no standing access. CyberQP gives IT Teams enterprise-grade protection that’s simple, automated, and designed for real-world threats.
Stop Standing Access. Stop Breaches.
Standing admin privileges are one of the biggest open doors for attackers and many IT Teams don’t realize how exposed they are. Hackers target these accounts because it’s the fastest way to breach you and your clients.
Our infographic reveals how CyberQP shuts that door with automated controls and Zero Trust principles. Are your admin accounts vulnerable?
Inside the CyberQP Defense Approach
Just-in-Time Accounts & Passwordless Logins
Provision Just-In-Time accounts only when needed, and eliminate static passwords with passwordless logins. This reduces attack surfaces by ensuring no standing admin access exists for attackers to exploit.
Daily Automated Password Rotations
CyberQP automatically rotates privileged passwords every day, preventing stale or reused credentials from becoming an easy entry point for attackers. Even if a password is compromised, it’s useless within hours.
Complete Account Oversight
Gain full visibility into every privileged account, session, and request across your clients. With real-time monitoring and audit trails, you can detect suspicious activity quickly and shut down threats before they escalate.
Build a Moving Target Defense.
The Latest News & Events
Stale Accounts Cause Password Leaks Worth $16B | CyberQP Blog
Massive password leaks expose a critical blind spot: stale accounts. Discover how CyberQP’s privileged access management safeguards your helpdesk.
Transparency, Compliance, & Control
Security and compliance don’t have to be complicated. Join CyberQP and Hudu for a live, interview-style webinar, where product and security leaders break down how combining documentation with privileged access management can transform the way IT teams operate.
When is Traditional Cybersecurity Not Enough? Protect Layer 8.
Traditional cybersecurity tools are built to protect networks, endpoints, and data. But what about the humans behind the screens? In this session, we’ll explore how identity focused threats like social engineering and helpdesk impersonation attacks bypass traditional defenses and why protecting Layer 8 (the user) is critical to a Zero Trust strategy.