Best OT Secure Remote Access Software for Active Directory

Compare the Top OT Secure Remote Access Software that integrates with Active Directory as of December 2025

This a list of OT Secure Remote Access software that integrates with Active Directory. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Active Directory. View the products that work with Active Directory in the table below.

What is OT Secure Remote Access Software for Active Directory?

OT secure remote access software enables authorized engineers, technicians, and third-party vendors to securely connect to Operational Technology (OT) networks — like industrial control systems (ICS), SCADA, PLCs, and other critical infrastructure — from remote locations. It replaces traditional VPNs and jump-servers with modern security practices such as Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), least-privilege access, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and session isolation to reduce attack surfaces. These solutions often include network segmentation, protocol isolation, access logging, and session recording to ensure compliance, auditability, and protection against credential theft or lateral movement. For legacy or vulnerable OT devices that cannot be patched easily, “network-cloaking” or “invisible network” techniques help hide devices from unauthorized scans. Overall, OT secure remote access software allows remote management, maintenance, and troubleshooting of critical infrastructure while preserving security, reliability, and compliance. Compare and read user reviews of the best OT Secure Remote Access software for Active Directory currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    SurePassID

    SurePassID

    SurePassID

    SurePassID is an advanced, deploy-anywhere multi-factor authentication platform built to secure both IT and OT (operational technology) environments, including critical infrastructure, legacy systems, on-premise, air-gapped, hybrid cloud, or fully cloud-based operations. It supports a wide variety of authentication methods; passwordless, phishing-resistant approaches like FIDO2/WebAuthn (with FIDO2 PIN, biometric, or push), as well as one-time passwords (OTP via OATH HOTP/TOTP), mobile push, SMS, voice, and traditional methods. SurePassID integrates with common operating systems, including domain and local logins, RDP/SSH remote access, and even legacy or embedded Windows systems often found in OT/ICS/SCADA environments, enabling offline 2FA when needed. It also supports securing VPNs, network devices, appliances, legacy applications, web apps (via SAML 2.0 or OIDC identity provider functionality), and network-device access protocols.
    Starting Price: $48 per year
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    Secomea

    Secomea

    Secomea

    Secomea Prime is a secure-remote-access and industrial IoT solution purpose-built for operational technology and industrial control systems. It enables technicians, vendors, and maintenance teams to access, program, troubleshoot, and maintain machines (PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, DCS, RTUs, etc.) remotely, from any device and location, without needing VPNs, open ports, or inbound traffic. Secomea includes a turnkey gateway (hardware or software), SiteManager, that connects to legacy and modern OT equipment and supports a variety of protocols, including Modbus, Ethernet/IP, serial/USB, Layer-2 tunneling, and more. Once deployed (often in under a day per site), Secomea provides unified remote-access management via GateManager and LinkManager; administrators set granular, role-based access controls and authenticate users securely (e.g., via MFA or SSO such as Azure AD or Okta), then track, log, and record every session for audit, compliance, and troubleshooting purposes.
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    Belden Horizon Console
    Belden Horizon is an industrial-grade software suite designed to provide secure remote connectivity, edge orchestration, and operational-technology (OT) data management for factories, plants, and other mission-critical infrastructure. At its core, the Belden Horizon Console enables Secure Remote Access (SRA) and persistent, always-on connectivity (via Persistent Data Network, PDN), allowing technicians or service providers to safely connect to remote machines or networks for troubleshooting, maintenance, or monitoring, without requiring complex IP routing or exposing the broader network. Horizon uses a zero-trust, multilayered security model including token-based two-factor authentication, role-based user and device access, encrypted tunnels, single sign-on (Active Directory), user-configurable password policies, IP allow lists, and a “virtual Lockout-Tagout (vLOTO)” permission system before granting connections to machines.
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