CapaOneEndpoint Privilege Management
CapaOne delivers least-privilege by default. It replaces unnecessary, always-on local administrative permissions with policy-based elevation, keeping users productive and mitigating endpoint exposure. Think: A privilege access management solution natively integrated with your endpoint platform, created to complement Microsoft Intune.
Challenges IT Teams Face
CapaOne is built to solve exactly these points-without replacing Intune.
How CapaOne Addresses the Challenges
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- Central policies applied using your existing Entra ID groups
- Elevation rules by executable name and file path to allow or restrict specific applications and tasks
- Baseline: remove standing local administrative permissions and enforce least-privilege across endpoints.
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- Process-based elevation for approved applications and actions—no manual approval workflow required
- Session-based elevation when broader administrative permissions are needed, granted only for a defined duration.
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- Pre-approved applications through integration with Application Manager reduce the need for elevation
- Seamlessly complements automated application updates and driver deployments, ensuring routine tasks are completed with minimal permissions and zero friction.
- Minimizes interruptions by reducing the number of times users need elevated privileges.
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- Logs for visibility into elevation activity across endpoints
- Exportable evidence (CSV) supports governance and audit preparation
- EU-hosted for digital sovereignty and compliance with critical regulations
Capabilities at a Glance
- Least-privilege baseline enforced to mitigate standing local admin risk
- Process- and session-based elevation
- Elevation rules by name, path and process
- Logging and CSV exports for visibility
- Created to complement Microsoft Intune
- Work alongside application and driver deployment
Outcomes You Can Measure
- Reduced ransomware risk by eliminating standing administrative permissions
- Fewer support tickets for routine installs and updates
- Cost efficiency through consolidation (one platform vs. disparate point tools)
- Clear visibility into elevation activity for governance
Have More Questions?
Yes – Process-based elevation supports the applications and tasks you define, and session-based elevation can be enabled when a broader scope of permissions is required.
No. CapaOne is created to work alongside Microsoft Intune, providing policy-based privilege control and visibility.
Deployment settings — such as prerequisites, installation behaviour, and assignment groups — are defined during packaging and applied consistently across endpoints.
Process-based elevation allows you to define fine-grained elevation rules by executable name and file path, while session-based elevation provides broader administrative permissions.
Policies weigh exploitability, CVSS, device criticality, user sensitivity (e.g., privileged roles), internet exposure, and business SLAs to surface “fix-first” items.
Comprehensive logs and CSV exports provide the evidence required to demonstrate least-privilege enforcement.
