Privr turns every access decision into a record with its approver and policy attached, so the audit is an export and the week before it is a normal week.
See the platformThree components, one policy, one audit trail.
The front door. Every request from a person, a service or a pipeline passes through it and is tied to a verified identity and device.
The rules. Roles, approvals, expiries and PCI DSS controls, written once and applied to every request in milliseconds.
The memory. Encrypted storage for secrets and records, with an immutable log of who reached what, when, and on whose approval.
Three things, done well: decide who may touch what, make sure nothing leaves unencrypted, and keep a tamper-evident record of every decision. Everything else on this page is detail.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Keys are managed per tenant in the Audit Vault with automatic rotation, and a lost laptop is an inventory entry, not an incident.
Access rules are versioned, reviewed and tested like software. A change to who may export transaction records shows up as a diff, not a surprise in the next audit.
Contractors and suppliers get time-boxed access through the Control Gateway, scoped to the one system they support, with the same evidence trail as your own staff.
Connect your identity provider, watch for a week, then enforce. Most teams see their first clean access review within a quarter.
“Our board asked how we would know if access was abused. For the first time I had a precise answer.”
Lina Mensah, Chief Risk Officer
“Contractors get exactly the one system they support, for exactly the contract period. Nobody has to remember to revoke.”
Clara Moreau, CISO