Privileged access that's fast to grant and easy to audit.

Recorded, logged, and time-bound access to databases, servers, or cloud accounts without anyone holding credentials.

Session replay
0:0214:32:08
SSH login to prod-db-01Access granted · james.okoro
1h access
0:0514:32:44
psql -U sarah prod_accountsScoped to read-only
30m access
0:1114:34:03
sudo systemctl restart apiJust-in-time elevation
15m access
0:1414:34:37
Elevated to rootApproved by on-call
15m access
0:2014:35:58
Read-only window closedpsql access auto-revoked
Expired
0:2314:37:26
Session terminatedAuto-revoked · idle 90s
Expired
0:000:25
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The problem

PAM wasn't built for developers.

If an incident requires prod database access, you don't want to wait for someone to share admin credentials. A shared credential nobody's ever rotated isn't better.

Get access faster than writing the ticket to request it

Automate access workflows wherever you work (including in Slack) and short-lived credentials for fast access to sensitive resources.

01Request
02Approve
03Access
04Auto-revoke
Grant

Tightly-scoped temporary access

Connections happen through a scoped account for that specific resource, no broad access that remains after session end.

RECjames.okoro → prod-db-012:41
14:32SSHssh prod-db-01
14:34SSHsudo systemctl restart api
14:34SSHelevated to root
playback
Record

Every session is its own audit trail

Automated session recording, with logs for SSH and databases and full video recordings on Windows RDP.

Resourcesprod-db · serversGatewayoutbound-onlyInfisicalcloud
Deploy

A gateway, not an agent

Gateway-based architecture: no agent to install on every server or database, just an outbound-only proxy, so rollout doesn't scale with your resource count.

How it works

From gateway to full session audit trail.

Deploy a gateway, connect your resources, grant scoped access on request, and review every session after the fact.

Built for how PAM should work, not how it always has.

Time-bound, self-serve access requests with approval gates on sensitive accounts and break-glass policies.

  • Session recordingFull playback for every connection.
  • Query- and command-level logsQuery-level logs for PostgreSQL and command-level logs for SSH, with regex-based masking.
  • Enforced session controlsMFA re-authentication, required connection reasons, and command blocking enforced per account template.
  • DatabasesPostgreSQL, MySQL, MSSQL, and MongoDB, with automated rotation on Postgres, MySQL, and MSSQL.
  • ServersSSH and Windows (RDP), including Windows AD-joined machines.
  • Cloud identitiesAWS IAM, Azure CLI, GCP service accounts, and Kubernetes.
  • Active Directory, Linux, and Unix discoverySurfaces existing privileged accounts for review.
  • Gateway-based architectureOutbound-only, no inbound firewall rules, end-to-end encrypted.
  • Full audit loggingEvery account, folder, template, and membership change.
  • Role-based access controlDown to per-folder and per-account permissions.
  • Bring your own storageStore recordings internally or in your own S3 bucket.

Privileged access that auditors will thank you for.

  1. Connect your IdP

    Wire up your existing SSO or OIDC provider in minutes.

  2. Register resources

    Define the servers and databases to gate behind JIT approval.

  3. Go live

    Issue your first time-bound credential and remove standing access.

Frequently asked questions