Zero Standing Privilege vs Least Privilege: What’s the Difference?

This article explains Zero Standing Privilege (ZSP) as an evolution of the Principle of Least Privilege by adding a time dimension—granting temporary, just-in-time access that is automatically revoked—outlines key differences between the models, provides implementation guidance (inventorying standing access, enforcing least privilege, JIT access with expiration, approvals and audit trails, short-lived credentials for non-human identities), and mentions KeeperPAM as a solution to enforce these controls.