How many external users still have access after a project ends?
Make Contractor Access Expire by Design
Specialists and research partners receive only the applications and duration their work requires.
What opens the conversation
Temporary access often becomes permanent because manual revocation depends on someone remembering the project end date.
Help the customer recognize the need.
Are application assignments permanent by default?
Who approves privileged contractor work?
Which capabilities fit—and why
Rainbow Secure MFA
Verifies the person before access is granted, while the other capabilities govern what that verified person may reach.
Time-bound application access
Sets start and expiration dates on approved assignments.
RBAC and groups
Limits contractors to defined responsibilities.
Just-in-Time access
Provides temporary elevation for approved high-risk work.
Audit evidence
Records assignment, approval and removal.
A practical first-use-case path
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Define contractor groups
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Assign only required applications
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Set validity periods and approval
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Remove access automatically or through coordinated offboarding
What the customer should gain
Less persistent third-party access and clearer evidence of approved business need.
This industry use case is based on a common business need. It is not presented as a completed customer engagement or performance guarantee.
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