Privileged accounts often need access to remote servers and sensitive administrative functions. Managing connection passwords, determining who can use them and retaining a usable record of session activity can otherwise be separate tasks.
Heimdal PASM centralises connection passwords in an enterprise vault, applies role-based permissions and supports just-in-time access requests. It launches agentless SSH and RDP connections, then monitors, records and plays back privileged sessions. Audit trails and reporting retain evidence of privileged activity for review.
The product is suited to administering Windows and Linux servers through SSH or RDP while controlling access to connection credentials. It also supports temporary privileged permissions through just-in-time access requests and provides session recordings, playback and reports where administrative activity needs to be reviewed.
Heimdal PASM applies to Windows and Linux environments. It supports remote server connections over SSH and RDP without agents, plugins or additional software on the connection path.
Connection passwords are held and managed in one enterprise credential vault.
Role-based permissions and temporary access requests define privileged user access.
Session recordings and playback provide evidence of privileged activity.
Audit trails and reporting make privileged activity available for review.
Initiate privileged SSH and RDP connections to remote Windows and Linux servers.
Manage time-limited permissions through just-in-time access requests.
Review recorded privileged sessions through monitoring, recording and playback.
Use audit trails and reports to examine privileged activity.
Armstrong discusses privileged access requirements with customer IT teams, including credential vaulting, role-based permissions, temporary access and session records. These conversations help establish whether Heimdal PASM is a suitable fit and inform a product recommendation.