Fudo Security vs. Securden Unified PAM Comparison Chart

With Fudo, users can get access to Unix/Windows servers, applications, and devices quickly and easily. Users will not have to change their habits and can continue to use native clients like Unix Terminals, RDCMan, or Putty. They can also connect through the Fudo Web Client which only needs a web browser for access. Using the JIT feature, you can create access workflows that adhere to the zero-trust approach. Through the request management section, you can easily define and schedule when a specific resource is available to a certain user and control it accordingly. Fudo allows you to permanently monitor and record all the ongoing sessions for 10+ protocols, including SSH, RDP, VNC, and HTTPS. You can watch the session live or use the footage for post-mortem analysis. Both the server and end-user computers do not require any agents. Furthermore, Fudo offers the ability to join the session, sharing, pausing, and terminate, as well as great tools like OCR and tagging.