Book a POC
Prove it on your own systems.
A proof of concept runs inside your environment, on a small set of Linux, Windows or legacy systems you choose. We agree what success looks like before we start.
What a POC includes
- A scoping call to review your systems, identity provider and network layout.
- Deployment of the gateway on a host or VM in your environment, with our engineers.
- Connection of your chosen systems, SSO setup, access rules, and policies for your pilot users. Optionally, SIEM integration and an ephemeral-environment template.
- A review session: replay recordings, walk the audit log, try live sharing and monitoring.
- A short written summary against the agreed success criteria.
What we need from you
- A Linux host or VM with Docker, or a Kubernetes cluster, for the gateway (sizing from our guide, confirmed on the call).
- Network reachability from that host to the pilot systems (SSH, RDP or Telnet).
- An OIDC or SAML application in your identity provider, an LDAP bind account, or local accounts for the pilot.
- A few pilot users and one person who owns the evaluation.
Typical success criteria (examples)
- Pilot users reach their systems from the browser with no client and no VPN.
- No pilot user ever sees a system password.
- Every pilot session can be replayed, and the audit log answers who, what, where and when.
- A live session can be shared with a colleague and watched by a reviewer.
- Any pilot command can be found by search, and security events arrive in your SIEM.