Zero Trust Role Based Access

Access on demand.
Zero standing privilege.

Grant access the moment it's needed and revoke it automatically when the work is done — with a full audit trail and zero manual cleanup.

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No standing permissions
Automatic time-based revocation
Works with your existing identity provider
Full audit trail, every action

The Problem

Access Management is Broken. Requests are slow and reviews are manual.

Permissions pile up over time

Engineers get access for a project and never lose it. After three years, everyone has access to everything — and nobody knows why.

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Access requests go through a help desk

Tickets. Slack messages. Waiting days for someone to manually add a group membership. It's 2026 — there's no reason for this.

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Audits are a nightmare

When a compliance audit hits, nobody knows who has what or why. Spreadsheets, screenshots, and guesswork.

The TemprBac Way

Access granted in seconds.
Gone the moment it's done.

TemprBac connects to your existing identity provider and turns your group memberships into time-bound, approval-gated access packages — no new infrastructure required.

It also flattens the structure. Instead of groups nested inside groups, every grant is a named package that states plainly what it contains — one consistent shape whether you manage ten of them or ten thousand, and readable end to end without tracing a tree.

Users request access with one click
Auto-approve or route to a manager — your choice
Access expires automatically, no cleanup needed
Every action logged — audit-ready any time
One flat layer of packages — no nested group trees to unwind
Works for any team size, from 10 to 100,000 users

The Ticket Treadmill

"Make my permissions like this other person's"

Every IT team has read this ticket. Most have read it hundreds of times. It exists because access is modelled as a pile of group memberships nobody can describe in a sentence — so the only way to ask for the right ones is to point at a colleague who already has them.

Ticket #48213 — Access Request

“Hi, I just joined the payments project. Can you give me the same access as Dana? Thanks!”

How it works today

1Someone needs access to do their job.
2They raise a ticket, naming a colleague instead of a permission.
3An engineer reverse-engineers what that colleague actually has.
4They're added to a handful of groups — some of which they don't need.
5They stay in every one of them. Forever.
Then it repeats — for the next application, the next project, and the next person who joins. The colleague being copied has been accumulating access the same way for years, so each round makes the next one worse.

How it works with TemprBac

1Someone is invited to the workspace their team already uses.
2They see the same packages their peers can request — named, described, self-service.
3They elevate themselves in one click, with approval if the package needs it.
4Access expires on its own. Nobody has to remember to remove it.
No ticket, and nothing to repeat. Joining a second project means joining a second workspace — not another archaeology exercise, and not another permanent group membership.

Access-request tickets are among the highest-volume, lowest-judgement work an IT team handles — and the only thing most of them decide is which groups to copy. Removing that queue gives the team its time back, and gives everyone else their access without waiting for it.

AI Agents

Your coding agents inherit the permissions of the user.

Claude Code, Codex, MCP servers, and CI bots authenticate as the engineer who ran them — carrying every group membership that engineer has accumulated, for as long as the credential lives. Machine identities already outnumber humans 82 to 1, and when one of them is compromised, attackers don't go after the model. They go after its credentials.

TemprBac issues agents the same time-bound, approval-gated, fully audited access it issues people. The math is not subtle.

Claude Code Codex MCP servers CI / CD bots Service accounts
8,760 Hours exposed / year standing membership
4 Hours exposed / year one 4-hour TemprBac grant

A standing membership is live every hour of the year. A four-hour grant is live for four.
99.95% smaller blast radius — per credential, measured by exposure time.

Features

Everything you need to enforce least-privilege access

Built by hardened cloud security and enterprise systems engineers who were tired of the same broken access management patterns.

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No Standing Access

Users start with zero permissions. Access is provisioned on-demand and revoked automatically — the attack surface is always minimal.

Zero Trust

Time-Bound Grants

Every access grant carries an expiration window. The system enforces it automatically — no manual cleanup, no forgotten permissions.

Least Privilege

Approval Workflows

Configure any package to auto-approve or require a manager sign-off. Users see live request status. Approvers get notified instantly.

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Full Audit Trail

Every request, approval, rejection, and revocation is logged and timestamped. Answer any compliance question in seconds, not days.

Compliance
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Access Packages

Bundle related group memberships into named packages. Users browse what's available and request what they need — no ticket required.

Self-Service
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Multi-Tenant Ready

Serve multiple organizations from one instance. Each tenant has isolated data, its own IdP, and full admin controls. SaaS or on-prem.

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Integrations

Works with the tools your team already uses

TemprBac connects to your existing directory — no migration, no new infrastructure.

Active Directory On-prem / Domain
GitHub Org Teams
Azure AD Entra ID
Okta Universal Directory
Google Workspace

On-prem Active Directory? Deploy the TemprBac ADWorker on any domain-joined machine — no firewall changes required.

Get Started

Stop handing out keys to everything.

Set up TemprBac in minutes, connect your identity provider, and start enforcing least-privilege access across your entire organization today.

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