Navigate the remote work landscape with confidence: leverage familiar approval flows and features to enable secure, browser-based connections to workstations, servers, and network devices, and provide remote support for end users.
Allows for access to servers, devices, and workstations via standard protocols and can be configured as a cloud service or as an on-premises solution (including agent-less devices).
Offers the ability to initiate screen sharing and control directly between the devices of an IT admin and an end user.
Allows for external users, such as third-party vendors, to be given secure access to internal devices via an external portal.
Track all privileged activity on servers
Gather all details about devices in your network
Create granular access controls
Allow auto-approval of requests for elevation
Enforce business rules with MFA and SSO
Teams, Slack, Splunk, Sentinel, Intune, and more
Complex IT environments require secure user access to servers and network endpoints.
Current solutions such as VPNs or jump servers pose efficiency and security challenges.
Exposing protocols like RDP and SSH to the internet for remote access is not secure.
Tracking user activity during remote sessions is difficult with existing methods.
Setting up and using current products on the market is often cumbersome and requires re-learning.
An innovative browser-based solution simplifies device access.
Integrated PAM features ensure centralized, efficient management.
Customizable for both managed cloud and self-hosted solutions.
Fits seamlessly into existing infrastructures without disruptions.
Leverage Cloudflare tunnels for cutting-edge, secure remote connectivity.
Simple solutions for self-hosted or cloud service configurations.
Connect effortlessly through a user-friendly remote access environment.
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