No Affordable Self-Hosted PAM for SSH/RDP Access Control and Session Recording
Small and mid-sized organizations need privileged access management with session recording for SSH, RDP, and Telnet but cannot afford enterprise PAM solutions. Existing tools require complex client installs or are cloud-only. A self-hosted, browser-based PAM with no client requirement addresses this gap.
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