Is this now capable of doing that at scale, at volume, and also at machine speed when we are talking about NHI and just-in-time access?

Well, yeah, that's the challenge.

If I'm not mistaken, in my report, as I mentioned, there were 36 vendors participating, and only one of them did not provide just-in-time features.

It was on the roadmap.

So let's just say that all of them are covering this.

So conceptually, just-in-time features It's easy to agree with.

Very few security leaders argue, of course, in favor of admin access, on persistent admin access.

Is this a trend that you also see with the vendors that they allow to run this where you want?

Is this now capable of doing that at scale, at volume, and also, um, at machine speed when we are talking about NHI and just-in-time access?

Well, yeah, that's the challenge.

If I'm not mistaken, in my report, as I mentioned, there were thirty-six vendors participating, and only one of them did not provide just-in-time features.

It was on the roadmap.

So let's just say that all of them, uh, are covering this.

So conceptually, just-in-time is easy to agree withVery few security leaders argue, of course, in favor of, of, of admin access on persistent admin access.

So although these vendors claim to-- They're, they're trying to get rid of standing privilege, uh, they s- they still exist, and it's still a problem.

Um, is this a trend that you also see with the vendors that they allow to run this where you want?