Endpoint Privilege Management

Remove standing admin rights from your endpoints and replace them with just-in-time privilege escalation. Users get elevated access when they need it — controlled, audited, and time-limited. Malware that lands on a standard user account can't do nearly as much damage.

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94%

Of critical Microsoft vulnerabilities mitigated by removing admin rights

JIT

Just-in-time elevation — rights granted only when needed

Zero

Standing admin accounts on standard endpoints

Full Log

Every elevation request and approval recorded

Why Admin Rights Are a Problem

Most users don't need admin rights. Most businesses give them anyway.

It's a practical compromise that made sense for a while: give users admin rights so they can install software, update drivers, and get things done without waiting on IT. The problem is that those same admin rights are what attackers need to turn a phishing click into a full network compromise.

Ransomware, credential stealers, and persistence mechanisms all depend on elevated access to execute fully. A standard user account without admin rights is a dramatically harder target — not impossible to compromise, but requiring significantly more effort and generating more detectable noise in the process.

Ransomware requires admin rights to encrypt the full system and spread laterally
Malware persistence (autorun entries, service installs) requires admin rights
Security tool tampering — disabling EDR or AV — requires admin rights
Removing standing access contains breaches to the user's data, not the whole machine

Admin rights are a convenience for your users — and a gift to attackers. Take the gift back.

How It Works in Practice

Least privilege. No help desk nightmare.

Standard Accounts by Default

Inevat converts endpoints to standard user accounts. Users operate day-to-day without admin rights — which covers the vast majority of normal work. Email, browser, Office apps, business software — none of it requires admin access.

Just-in-Time Elevation

When a user genuinely needs admin access — installing a new application, updating a driver — they request elevation through AutoElevate. The request is reviewed and approved by Inevat, or automatically approved based on pre-configured policies for known-safe applications.

Time-Limited & Audited

Elevated access expires automatically when the task is complete. Every request, approval, denial, and elevated action is recorded — giving you a full audit trail for compliance and a forensic record if an incident occurs.

Compliance & Insurance Alignment

Least privilege isn't just good security — it's a requirement.

CMMC, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and SOC 2 all include least-privilege access control requirements. Cyber insurance applications now ask directly whether you enforce least privilege on endpoints. Managed privilege escalation through AutoElevate gives you a documented, auditable answer: yes.