Free CompTIA Security+ SY0-701 Practice Question

Just-in-time permissions provide a way to grant temporary access rights to resources strictly when needed and for a specific, limited duration. This helps minimize the security risks associated with standing permissions. Unlike persistent permissions, which grant continuous access regardless of need, just-in-time permissions are dynamically allocated and expire after the task is completed. This system reduces the attack surface by limiting the time credentials are active and available to be compromised.