One platform for every privileged protocol — SSH, RDP, database, web, and network — across cloud and on-prem.
Privileged access in most organizations is a patchwork. Engineers authenticate to Linux servers with SSH keys they manage themselves, to desktops with RDP, to databases with shared passwords, to web consoles with SSO, and to network devices with shared admin accounts. Each protocol has its own credential model, its own audit gap, and its own attack surface.
The result is predictable: credentials are shared, rotated late, and forgotten; sessions go unrecorded; and auditors get an incomplete, scattered picture of who did what. PDAccess replaces that patchwork with a single platform that brokers every privileged protocol — SSH, RDP, database, web, and network — in one consistent, auditable model.
PDAccess manages privileged access across every protocol your infrastructure speaks, in any environment — cloud, on-premises, or hybrid:
| Protocol | Traditional approach | With PDAccess |
|---|---|---|
| SSH (Linux/Unix hosts) | Scattered SSH keys, manual sudo | Native SSH proxy, command-logged, no key sprawl |
| RDP / VNC (desktops, jump hosts) | Exposed RDP, shared passwords | Native RDP/VNC proxy, session-recorded |
| Database (SQL clients) | Shared DB passwords | Native SQL proxy, recorded queries, no credential exposure |
| Web consoles & apps | Personal accounts, no audit | Web content proxy, per-user identity, recorded |
| Network devices (AAA) | Shared admin accounts | TACACS+/RADIUS identity proxy, per-user, command-authorized |
PDAccess’s differentiator is the proxy model. The customer keeps their own infrastructure; PDAccess brokers every privileged session through lightweight access proxies that you install in your own systems, network, or cloud. The target system never sees a user’s raw credentials and never opens a management endpoint to the world.
PDAccess ships a full set of access proxies:
Because these proxies live in your own environment, the same model works identically whether the target is in AWS, Azure, GCP, or an air-gapped on-prem data center.
Linux and Unix hosts are the most targeted and least protected layer in most environments — SSH keys distributed and never rotated, shared sudo accounts, and no record of what actually ran. PDAccess secures host access through its access proxies:
At the center of the platform is zero-knowledge credential brokering. Credentials live encrypted in PDAccess’s vault. When a user needs access, PDAccess retrieves the credential and brokers the connection — the user never sees, touches, or stores the secret.
Every access event — across every protocol, every proxy, every environment — flows into a single unified audit trail. One place for compliance evidence, incident investigation, and operational oversight. No more collecting records from six different tools.
Organizations using PDAccess as their unified privileged access platform achieve:
Privileged access shouldn’t require a different tool for every protocol. PDAccess is one platform that brokers SSH, RDP, database, web, and network access through customer-owned proxies — with zero-knowledge credential brokering, forced MFA, session recording, and a single unified audit trail. Every protocol. Every environment. One platform.
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