Fudo Security

Remote PAM should reduce exposure, not add infrastructure work.

A reverse-proxy architecture with embedded SSH tunneling supports that by enabling:
- no inbound ports opened to the internet,
- no VPN configuration,
- no agents on vendor devices,
- full session monitoring and auditability,
- centralized control for external users.

For security teams: reduced attack surface.
For admins: fewer moving parts to operate.

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“Yesterday we had an outage. We needed immediate access — but the engineer didn’t have an account.”

This is a common operational risk: critical work waits for access provisioning.
Remote PAM enables just-in-time, time-bound access for external engineers:
- granted instantly,
- initiated in a browser,
- monitored and recorded end-to-end,
- revoked immediately when the task is done.

When uptime matters, access time becomes part of resilience.

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Remote PAM only works if it gives you real control over what external users do — not just a way to let them in.

Things worth checking:
- Browser access instead of VPNs or agents.
- Session recording and live monitoring for all external activity.
- AI detection for unusual behaviour (keystrokes, mouse flow, timing).
- Zero-trust rules: least privilege, timed access, fast revocation.

Without these, it’s just remote access — not Remote PAM.
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