Privileged access management with credential vaulting, session recording, and vault segregation

Cybervision addresses the administrative access problem in environments that span both IT and operational technology, where the same engineer may need a jump into a Windows domain controller, a Linux host, a network appliance, and a plant control system, and where the shared local credentials used to reach the last of those are rarely rotated and almost never recorded. The platform puts one broker in front of all of it: access control, the credential vault, live session handling, vault segregation, and auditing are managed from a single web interface rather than assembled from separate consoles and jump boxes.

Connections are defined as resources with an owner and an access profile, and privileges are segregated at the vault, profile, and resource level so a contractor granted access to one asset group has no visibility into another. Credentials are held in the vault and supplied to the session rather than handed to the operator, with automatic rotation on the roadmap. Sessions are proxied and monitored across RDP, SSH, VNC, HTTP and HTTPS, Telnet, and Kubernetes, so the recorded evidence covers both graphical and terminal work. The platform ingests identity and SSO data from existing directories and emits session metadata and operational events to SIEM and ITSM systems, which keeps privileged activity inside the same detection and ticketing pipeline as everything else.