What the platform gives you
Requirements we hold any privileged access platform to before we put it in front of a client.
Session brokering
RDP, SSH, VNC, HTTPS consoles, databases and thick clients proxied through one controlled gateway.
Full session recording
Video, keystrokes and commands recorded and indexed, so a session can be replayed and searched rather than described.
Credential vault
Privileged passwords and keys held centrally, rotated on schedule and never shown to the person using them.
Just-in-time access
Standing privilege removed. Access is granted for a defined window, to a defined resource, and expires on its own.
Approval workflows
Elevation and out-of-hours access routed to a named approver, with the request and decision recorded.
Live monitoring and takeover
Administrators can watch an active session, join it, pause it or terminate it while it is happening.
Behavioural anomaly detection
Session patterns are profiled, so an unusual command sequence or working hour raises something instead of nothing.
Agentless deployment
The gateway sits in the network path. No agent on the target servers, no change to how administrators connect.
Audit reporting
Reports mapped to ISO 27001, PCI DSS and central bank expectations, generated rather than assembled by hand.
From an access request to a recorded, revocable session
Remove any one stage and privileged access goes back to being an honour system.
You own it, we build it
The platform runs in your environment under your licences. We size it, deploy it, tune the policy and train your team to run it.
We run it for you
Our team operates the platform, triages what it raises, investigates and hands you incidents rather than alerts.
Controls that work alongside it
Network access control
Decide which devices may reach the gateway at all before they get to authenticate.
Zero trust architecture
Privileged access is the highest-value case for continuous verification and least privilege.
ISO 27001
Access control and logging are where most certification findings are raised.
