Protect the systems you can't upgrade.
Telnet-era applications, old Unix hosts and network gear often can't do SSO, MFA, logging or modern encryption. Put the gateway in front of them and they get modern sign-in and a complete record, with no change to the system.
| Today | With GSR Access Gateway |
|---|---|
| Shared Telnet logins on a sticky note | Vaulted credentials, entered by the gateway and rotated |
| Anyone on the network can reach the system | Systems reachable only from the gateway; users connect over HTTPS with SSO and MFA |
| No record of what was typed | Recordings, keystroke-level search and command policy |
| Garbled characters on old code pages | 50 character encodings and right-to-left display |
Today
Shared Telnet logins on a sticky note
With GSR Access Gateway
Vaulted credentials, entered by the gateway and rotated
Today
Anyone on the network can reach the system
With GSR Access Gateway
Systems reachable only from the gateway; users connect over HTTPS with SSO and MFA
Today
No record of what was typed
With GSR Access Gateway
Recordings, keystroke-level search and command policy
Today
Garbled characters on old code pages
With GSR Access Gateway
50 character encodings and right-to-left display
Protect the systems you can't upgrade.
- Vaulted credentials, entered by the gateway and rotated
- Systems reachable only from the gateway; users connect over HTTPS with SSO and MFA
- Recordings, keystroke-level search and command policy
- 50 character encodings and right-to-left display
Telnet, rlogin, rsh, and SSH in legacy compatibility mode.
Prove it on your own systems.
A proof of concept runs inside your environment, on the systems you choose, with success criteria agreed up front.
- 01Scope call
- 02Deploy & connect your systems
- 03Review the evidence together