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Just-in-time (JIT) elevation

Just-in-time elevation is a security concept that pertains to providing temporary access to resources or services, ensuring that permissions are granted only for the specific time they are required and not a moment more. The Just-in-time feature in Devolutions Server grants temporary membership to selected Active Directory groups from a specified list.

Just-in-time (JIT) elevation

Option
Description

Select provider privileges to make available for temporary elevation

Select the Active Directory groups of which a privileged account will be elevated to member status. Click on the pen icon next to a selected group to assign a Devolutions Server display name to it.

Enable privilege sets

Create privilege sets to group similar privileges together by assigning provider privileges and privileged accounts.

Advanced

Option
Description

Temporary group name prefix

Prefix of the Active Directory group name to be created, which will be a member of the selected group and in which the privileged account will be a member.

Temporary group creation location

Location (OU) where the temporary Active Directory group will exist in the Active Directory structure.

Replication latency

Some domains may require additional time to apply permissions. Introducing latency helps prevent sessions from opening too quickly, which could result in a failure.

Example

The domain provider Just-in-time elevation configuration will allow privileged accounts to request elevation, i.e., to become a temporary member of the following Active Directory groups: Remote Desktop Manager Admins; Remote Desktop Manager Service Desk or Remote Desktop Manager Admins - Universal. The temporary group name will start with RDM_JIT and will be created in the Domain Groups\Vaults\Internal OU.

The _backupoperator15 privileged account checkout process is requesting a 2 hours elevation to be part of the Remote Desktop Manager Admins Active Directory group.

See also

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