A single, unified control plane for real-time asset management, credentials, authorization, and auditing.
Everything a modern PAM+ needs — discover, vault, authorize, audit. Built open-core so your security team owns the crypto and the logs.
Unified inventory of servers, databases, network devices, K8s clusters and cloud consoles — auto-discovered and tagged.
Vault every privileged account. Just-in-time checkout, TTL-bound access and zero standing privileges by default.
Command-level RBAC with approval workflows, MFA step-up and time/geo policies enforced at the proxy.
Immutable session recordings with OCR search, keystroke timelines and forensic export ready for SOC 2 & ISO.
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Standard billing starts at 25 assets. After the 14-day trial, tenants without an active subscription are automatically locked until payment.
Isolated vaults & audit per customer, one control plane.
Dual-control approvals and signed session evidence.
Column masking and dual-unseal break-glass flows.
Ephemeral kubeconfigs and role brokering with TTL.
SSO, SIEM, ticketing, chat, IaC — GuardVault talks to what you already run.
No permanent free tier. Every new tenant gets a 14-day trial of the Standard plan with up to 10 assets; after day 14 the tenant is auto-locked until a paid subscription is active.
GuardVault proxies SSH/RDP/DB traffic transparently and records keystrokes and frames. Recordings are hash-chained and searchable via OCR.
Yes. GuardVault runs on Docker or Kubernetes, on your infrastructure. FIPS and air-gap builds are available on Enterprise.
Okta, Azure AD/Entra, Google Workspace, generic SAML and OIDC, plus LDAP and SCIM for provisioning.
AES-256-GCM with per-tenant KEKs, optional HSM or KMS integration and Shamir-secret-shared root keys.
Yes — a 14-day trial of the Standard plan (up to 10 assets, full features). Paid subscriptions start at 25 assets.
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