EDR-Based Access Manager for Dynamic Privilege Control

The patent implements dynamic privilege management where account access rights are not static but change over time. The system automatically revokes privileges after tasks are completed and provides just-in-time access when needed, making the access state dynamic rather than persistent. This resolves the contradiction by maintaining ease of operation through automated management while reducing security vulnerability through time-limited access.

The system performs preliminary actions by pre-configuring privilege management policies and automatically granting access rights before tasks are executed. The access manager server is set up in advance to monitor task completion and automatically revoke privileges, eliminating the need for manual account management while ensuring security. This preliminary configuration enables both operational convenience and security.

The patent segments account access by creating individual user accounts with specific task-based privileges rather than using shared accounts. Each user has their own credentials and audit trail, eliminating the audit problems associated with shared accounts while maintaining security through controlled access. The segmentation of privileges by task and user ensures both security and audit compliance.

The access manager server implements continuous monitoring and feedback mechanisms that track account usage, task completion, and privilege granting in real-time. This feedback system automatically updates access rights based on monitored conditions and maintains comprehensive audit logs, providing both security protection and complete audit trails simultaneously.