This approach is known as attestations, where accounts and their permissions are periodically reviewed to uphold business standards. Reviewing user eligibility at designated intervals keeps privileges aligned with the principle of least privilege. Setting up a second identity provider relates to federation, which does not enforce scheduled reviews. Confirming extended user privileges with a token focuses on short-term authorization rather than routine validation. Combining SSO with device posture checks addresses session security but does not involve structured reviews of permissions.
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