PingOne Privilege

Use cases for users

As a user, you use Human Privilege to reach the resources you need through the PingOne Privilege user console and the Endpoint Controller, with access granted just in time rather than standing permanently. Your work falls into four areas: requesting access, managing your requests, managing your devices, and viewing your activity.

Before you begin

Ensure the following:

  • An administrator has granted you access to the user console.

  • Your administrator onboarded you with a way to access the user console:

    • For Endpoint Controller-based deployments, the Endpoint Controller is installed on your device and connected.

    • For No Endpoint Controller-based deployments, you’re able to sign on through PingOne single sign-on (SSO).

  • The resources you need exist as targets in PingOne Privilege. If a resource you need isn’t listed, ask your administrator to onboard it.

Store your credentials

Users can use PingOne Privilege to store their own credentials for the backend systems they access with the User Vault.

Request access to resources

Request just-in-time access to the resource types your organization manages with PingOne Privilege:

Prerequisite: access requests follow your organization’s approval workflow. Some requests might be granted automatically by policy; others wait for an administrator to approve them.

Manage your access requests

After you submit a request, you can manage your access requests to track their approval status and view the details of your current grants. You can also view policy details that apply to your requests.

Manage your devices

Manage your devices: View the devices you sign on from, activate a new device, or remove one you no longer use.

View your activity

View your activity logs: See a record of your own access activity, including the resources you reached and when.