Access Control Chaos: What Buyers Find in Your Admin Panels

Admin interfaces are written quickly, for a small team that trusts each other, and then grow capabilities for a decade. They routinely hold the broadest permissions and the weakest controls in the entire system.

Typical findings

• Support staff able to read or export full customer records
• Shared administrative accounts with no attribution
• Impersonation features without logging or consent
• Former employees whose access was never revoked

An access review and an audit log on the impersonation path resolves most of this in a single sprint.