Published by Nexflow · Privileged access management

NEXFLOW PAM

Administrator accounts are the keys attackers want most. NEXFLOW PAM puts them in a vault, hands out access only when it is approved and needed, and records what is done with it, on servers, databases and network equipment.

01 · The problem

Shared admin passwords are an open door

Passwords in spreadsheets, accounts shared between teams and vendors with permanent access: one stolen credential is enough to take over the network, and nobody can say who did what.

02 · Planned capabilities

01

Credential vault

Encrypted storage and automatic rotation of privileged passwords and keys.

02

Just-in-time access

Time-limited access with approval workflows, no standing privileges.

03

Session recording

Recorded and searchable sessions on servers, databases and network devices.

04

MFA & SSO

Strong authentication in front of every privileged connection.

05

Third-party access

Controlled, recorded access for vendors and contractors.

06

Audit-ready reports

Who accessed what, when and why, for regulators and auditors.

03 · Under the hood

Status
In development, coming soon
Targets
Linux and Windows servers, databases, network equipment
Works with
NEXFLOW SIEM, Keycloak and corporate SSO
  • Credential vault
  • Just-in-time access
  • Session recording
  • MFA
  • Audit

04 · Join the waitlist

Join the NEXFLOW PAM waitlist

NEXFLOW PAM is in development. Be among the first to try it, we will contact you when early access opens. No newsletter, no spam.

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Frequently asked questions

When will NEXFLOW PAM be available?

It is in active development. Join the waitlist and we will contact you for early access.

Do you also integrate existing PAM tools?

Yes. Our data-security team integrates PAM solutions today; NEXFLOW PAM will be an additional, locally supported option.

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