Make the safe path obvious
Keep credential vaults, passkeys, and secure sharing close to the work people already do.
Access reviews that fit the way your team works. See the workspace in a few minutes.
Keep credentials, devices, applications, and people moving through one clear access workspace.
Give people useful security controls that fit their workday.
Keep credential vaults, passkeys, and secure sharing close to the work people already do.
Bring devices, applications, policies, and activity review into one place for a sharper view.
Make employee-friendly controls part of onboarding, offboarding, and everyday access decisions.
Holtzman brings credentials, application context, device trust, and developer secrets into a working view.
Review credentials, access policies and unknown applications with the context needed for a clear next step.
Keep credentials, passkeys and secure notes with an owner.
Pair access policies with the person and device.
Review application owners and choose the next action.
Replace scattered handoffs with small, visible decisions your team can make together.
Set access policies around roles and real work, then make the next review easy to understand.
Use device trust as a helpful signal for people signing in to the resources they need.
Spot unusual access, follow the handoff, and leave a useful record for the people responsible.
Holtzman is shaped for the moments between people, tools, and decisions.
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For teams bringing vaults, passkeys, and secure sharing into one place.
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For teams that need device context and an owned view of applications.
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For teams making developer secrets and service access easier to govern.
Review this pathHoltzman is a working concept for credential vaults, passkeys, secure sharing, application discovery, device trust, developer secrets, access policies, and activity review in one access workspace.
Yes. The intended experience keeps the next step visible, explains why access is needed, and puts secure sharing and passkey choices close to everyday work.
Use the same owner-aware workspace to assign a starting set of access, review what changed, and close the loop when a person or role changes.
Developer secrets, service access, scoped sharing, and the activity context around a handoff can sit alongside the rest of the access picture.
It creates a useful starting list of applications and owners so a team can decide what should be reviewed, shared, or retired.
Device trust is a context signal that helps people apply an access policy to the device and resource involved, rather than relying on a person name alone.