Monopam · Linux Identity Agent

Linux logs in like it's 1999.
Give it modern identity.

Linux fleets still authenticate with local passwords and SSH keys nobody tracks, and sudo rights are all-or-nothing. One lightweight agent brings Linux into the identity platform — passwordless login through Monosign, command-level sudo policy through Monopam, toggled per host.

  • Passwordless login via Monosign
  • Command-level sudo policy
  • RHEL · Ubuntu · SLES
What you get

Two capabilities, one agent.

Passwordless login and endpoint privilege management ship in a single daemon with native PAM and sudo integration — switch on what each host needs, and govern it from the same console as the rest of your estate.

Passwordless login for Linux

Sign in to servers and workstations with your Monosign identity — a push approval on your phone instead of a local password nobody rotates.

  • Push-approval login backed by Monosign identity
  • No local password sprawl across the fleet
  • Every session tied to a central identity
  • Native PAM (pluggable authentication modules) integration

Least privilege for sudo

Replace all-or-nothing sudoers files with command-level elevation policy. The command that needs root gets it — with a record.

  • Command-level elevation policy, not blanket sudoers
  • Approval and justification flows for sensitive commands
  • Every elevation audited centrally
  • No more untracked root-equivalent accounts

One agent, not an agent zoo

A single lightweight daemon with native PAM and sudo integration. Turn on the capabilities each host needs — login, EPM, or both.

  • Single lightweight daemon per host
  • Capabilities toggled per host: login, EPM, or both
  • Minimal footprint on the system
  • Secure loopback IPC, hardened by design

Part of the platform

Linux joins the same privileged-access platform as everything else — the same policies, the same approvals, the same audit trail.

  • Same policy model as Windows EPM, Kubernetes, and databases
  • Identities come from Monosign
  • Approvals in the workflows your team already uses
  • Evidence lands in the same reports
How it works

From local passwords to platform identity.

01

Install the agent

Roll the lightweight agent out to RHEL, Ubuntu, and SLES hosts; it registers with the platform in minutes.

02

Choose capabilities

Enable passwordless login, sudo least privilege, or both — per host or per group, from one console.

03

Enforce and audit

Logins go through Monosign, elevations follow policy, and every decision lands in the central audit trail.

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