Centralises control of privileged credentials and session oversight.
"Secures and controls privileged accounts and sessions, helping organisations reduce the risk of unauthorised access and monitor administrative activity."
Many organisations lose track of who holds administrative credentials. Privileged accounts appear on servers, network devices and cloud consoles. That makes unauthorised use and unnoticed changes more likely.
Heimdal Privileged Account and Session Management centralises credential control and session oversight. It enforces access policies, records and stores session activity, and provides searchable logs for review. Teams can grant time‑limited access and examine recorded sessions without changing how systems are operated.
The product is relevant where auditability and control of admin activity matter. It fits hybrid on‑prem and cloud estates, regulated sectors and environments managed by MSPs. It helps reduce operational risk from unmanaged privileged access.
Discover and inventory privileged accounts across Active Directory, Linux hosts, network devices and cloud consoles to reduce unknown credentials and shadow administrators.
Provide just‑in‑time access for high‑risk tasks and record the resulting sessions for post‑task review and evidence of who made what change.
Enable MSPs or central teams to broker access to customer or tenant systems, record administrator sessions and provide an audit trail without handing out long‑lived credentials.
Best suited to mid‑market and enterprise estates with substantial numbers of privileged accounts and mixed on‑prem and cloud infrastructure. It scales where identity complexity and device diversity make manual control impractical.
It is a practical choice for regulated sectors such as finance, healthcare and public sector where auditable admin activity is required. It also fits organisations that work with MSPs and need controlled, recorded administrative sessions.
Armstrong may support implementation, configuration and ongoing support of Heimdal Privileged Account and Session Management. Typical customers include mid‑market and enterprise organisations, those with many privileged accounts, hybrid on‑prem/cloud estates, regulated sectors and MSPs. Armstrong often helps internal IT teams select product options, integrate identity sources, configure access policies and enable session recording. Armstrong works on the software and related configurations and does not operate or monitor customer environments.
Limits exposure by controlling and monitoring privileged account usage.
Ensures only approved users can access privileged accounts.
Provides insight into administrative actions across systems.
Provides session recordings and audit trails for regulatory and governance needs.
Ensures users only have access required to perform their roles.
Monitors and controls privileged actions to reduce misuse by internal users.
Uses recorded sessions and activity logs to quickly understand and respond to incidents.