Eliminate standing and excessive privileges in Grafana data sources

Apply Just-in-Time and Just Enough Access to secure your Grafana data sources

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Grafana is an open-source platform for visualizing and monitoring data from multiple sources. It lets teams create dashboards to track metrics, logs, and performance in real time, helping them quickly detect and resolve issues.

Integration Overview

Apono helps organizations achieve Zero Standing Privileges (ZSP) by eliminating permanent privileged access to systems, cloud environments, databases, developer tools, and other critical resources.

With Apono, all your Grafana data sources are continuously discovered, enabling security teams to enforce granular, dynamic, time-bound, and context-aware access policies to your Grafana data sources.

Through Just-in-Time (JIT) and Just-Enough-Access (JEA) provisioning, access to Grafana data sources is provisioned only to authorized users when needed, and automatically revoked, thereby reducing over-privileged accounts, minimizing the attack surface, and preserving operational agility without compromising security by exposing static credentials.

Use Cases

JIT and Just Enough Access

Provision real-time access to Grafana data sources.
Ensure right-sized permissions and enforce strict controls on access provisioning to Grafana data sources.
Minimize unauthorized access risk and reduce the blast radius of security breaches.

Operational Efficiency

Eliminate manual access requests and ticketing delays by automating access workflows for engineers.
Reduce coordination overhead between DevOps, security, Data Analysts, and engineering teams with self-service, policy-driven access.
Accelerate time-to-access for developers while ensuring security teams retain full oversight and control.

Risk and Compliance

Achieve Zero Standing Privilege by reducing over-privileged and unused permissions by over 96%.
Simplify audits with detailed reporting, anomaly detection, and full access logs.
Protect sensitive customer data (PII, PHI, PCI) from unauthorized access.

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