TACACS+ / RADIUS identity proxy that replaces shared network credentials with per-user identity.
Network devices — routers, switches, firewalls, load balancers — are the foundation of your infrastructure, and they’re often the least protected. Shared “admin” accounts, default credentials, and no per-user audit logging are the default in most environments. When a network device is compromised, it’s not one system that’s affected — it’s the entire network.
The problem isn’t the devices. It’s the identity model: shared credentials with no per-user accountability. PDAccess fixes this with an identity proxy that speaks the AAA protocols your network already understands.
PDAccess integrates TACACS+ and RADIUS natively, so network devices authenticate through PDAccess instead of through shared local accounts. This separates authentication, authorization, and accounting into three distinct, manageable layers — without replacing your network gear or your AAA workflows.
The identity proxy sits between your users and your network. Devices keep working as they always have; the identity behind the session finally changes from “admin” to a real, unique person.
Shared credentials are the root of most network access risk. PDAccess removes them entirely:
You no longer hand out a network password you can never fully reclaim.
With PDAccess, per-user identity and MFA become first-class on your network devices:
Role definitions and time boundaries apply the same way they do for servers, databases, and the rest of the platform.
Every command executed on every device is captured into a single, audit-ready record — user, device, command, and time. PDAccess compiles this into audit trails that satisfy auditors on day one, with no manual evidence collection and no gaps in the record.
Organizations using PDAccess for network & AAA achieve:
Network devices deserve the same identity, MFA, and audit controls as your servers and applications. PDAccess brings that to the network layer through a TACACS+ / RADIUS identity proxy — replacing shared credentials with per-user identity, enforcing MFA, and recording every session. The same PAM model, extended to the foundation of your infrastructure.
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