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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Manual Access Management
Organizations struggle with slow, manual, and error-prone processes for granting, tracking, and revoking user access and admin rights, leading to security risks and bottlenecks.
In their words
If I roll LAPS out to them, then they will be asking me multiple times a day for the local admin password
I need to be able to distinguish between "may use the connection" and "may reveal the password"
I deploy HA at small hotels, large restaurants in the NYC, so it's no wonder my comments are all over that feature request.
Is there a way we can escalate a users privilege temporarily via Action1?
We have automated software access requests in our company using an ITSM software called ravenna.ai.
Having some way, like tokens, to limit usage. Even having the ability to set a control within the capacity that says a User or Group etc., cannot consume more than x%.
I am still trying to get in writing who owns the risk when these policy changes go into effect and we have an incident occur.
you have to call IT to get a temporary admin username and password every. Single. Time.
You cannot elevate stuff from the start menu, because in the start menu only the usual "run as administrator" appears, not the new button.
I still need a way to enable them to install/uninstall system packages from a pre-approved list ... without having to create support request tickets.
So after 3 weeks of emails and calls they basicaly denied me.
If users have to go to Org admin for creating any resource, doesn't this cause huge bottleneck at Org admin?
It takes weeks to get the correct permissions set up even for my actual job
Every time I want to add an app to Github, it defaults to org wide.
IT admins and security teams
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/Intune
- r/iiiiiiitttttttttttt
- r/salesforce
- r/cybersecurity
- r/MicrosoftFabric
- r/smallbusiness
- r/workday
Tools they use today
- Microsoft Intune
- Microsoft Entra
- PowerShell
- GitHub
- Active Directory
- Jira
- LAPS
- Microsoft Fabric
Why those fall short
- CEO bypasses controls; no enforcement or risk ownership tracking
- admin access lets CEO commit to main and merge develop, bypassing manual approval
- break glass accounts don't work; no way to revert or test policy safely
- IT only grants access to paid employees; no list of emeritus faculty exists
- no MFA, no per-user accounts, no revocation when staff leave
Map of ideas
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