Cloud ZSP

The industry spent twenty years building better vaults.

Better rotation. Better checkout flows. Better dashboards to manage who holds the keys.

Nobody questioned whether the keys should exist in the first place.

That is the gap.

Every privileged credential that sits in a vault — waiting to be used — is a liability. It exists before access is needed. It persists while nobody is using it. And it remains long after it should have gone. That is the attack surface. Not a misconfiguration. The model itself.

Cloud ZSP removes the model.

There are no standing privileged accounts. No credentials in a vault. No access waiting to be stolen.

When you need access, Cloud ZSP constructs a real identity — a real IAM user in AWS, a real App Registration in Azure, a real Service Account in GCP — with exactly the permissions your role requires, scoped to the network you declared, with a TTL that cannot be extended without a new request.

When the session ends, the identity is destroyed. Not disabled. Not archived. Gone.

What an attacker can steal from you is nothing — because nothing exists between sessions.