CapaOne removes standing local admin rights and replaces them with policy-based, time-bound elevation — keeping users productive without leaving endpoints exposed. Every elevation event is logged and exportable for audits. Works standalone, or alongside Microsoft Intune.
Most IT teams piece together 4–6 tools. CapaOne collapses them into one.
Standing local admin rights are risky, hard to track, and a top entry point for ransomware attacks across the fleet.
Simple installs and updates stall while users wait for IT — hurting productivity and the reputation of the IT team.
Scripts, GPO remnants, and manual exceptions create configuration drift and blind spots that are hard to audit.
Proving least-privilege, exception handling, and adherence to NIS2/GDPR is tedious without structured evidence.
Separate privilege management tools don't align with Intune policies or update and patch automation workflows.
Applications requiring admin rights slow deployments and increase operational friction for IT and end users alike.
Central policies via Entra ID groups; elevation rules by executable name and path; enforce a least-privilege baseline across the fleet.
Process-based elevation for approved applications; session-based elevation for broader permissions with a defined, time-limited duration.
Pre-approved applications deploy silently via Application Manager, minimising interruptions and complementing automated update flows.
Full elevation activity logs and exportable CSV evidence support audits, NIS2 requirements, and EU data sovereignty.
Eliminating standing admin permissions closes the most common ransomware entry point across your endpoint fleet.
Policy-based elevation lets users install approved software themselves — without waiting for IT.
One tool handles privilege control, application deployment, and audit reporting — no extra vendors.
Every elevation is logged and exportable — proving least-privilege compliance on demand.
Pre-approved apps deploy silently without admin prompts, removing friction from routine IT operations.
Enforces least-privilege with policy-based, time-bound elevation and zero standing local admin.
Explore Privilege ManagerAutomates application deployment and patching — removing the need for admin rights during installs.
Explore Application ManagerSurfaces configuration drift and vulnerability insights to complement your privilege control posture.
Explore Security MonitorYes. Process-based elevation supports defined applications and tasks; session-based elevation is available for broader scope when needed — all without standing admin rights.
No. CapaOne works alongside Microsoft Intune, providing policy-based privilege control and visibility that Intune does not cover natively.
Fine-grained elevation rules by executable name and file path let you grant exactly what is needed; session-based elevation provides broader administrative permissions when justified.
Comprehensive logs and CSV exports demonstrate least-privilege enforcement — giving auditors the evidence they need for NIS2, GDPR, and cyber-insurance reviews.
Yes. Application Manager handles pre-approved deployments silently, so users never need admin rights for routine installs or updates.
See how CapaOne enforces least-privilege across your fleet — without disrupting users or adding IT overhead.
