PAM that speaks kubectl.
And psql. And SSH.
Platform and DevOps teams carry the most dangerous credentials in the company — cluster-admin kubeconfigs in dotfiles, shared database passwords in team vault docs, root SSH keys in CI variables — and classic PAM tools do not speak their protocols. Monopam brokers it all, through the tools engineers already use.
- Native kubectl, psql, SSH
- Zero standing privilege
- Session recording built in
Broker the access. Keep the workflow.
Engineers do not adopt PAM that breaks their tools. Monopam sits in the path — kubectl, psql, DBeaver, SSH — and adds policy, recording, and expiry without changing a single habit.
Kubernetes and OpenShift, brokered
Cluster access becomes brokered and temporary — engineers keep kubectl and oc, the cluster stops keeping standing admins.
- Short-lived kubeconfigs instead of standing cluster-admin
- Policy by verb, namespace, and resource
- JIT tokens — zero standing privilege
- kubectl exec recording and native oc login
Databases with their own tools
Engineers connect with the clients they already use; Monopam sits in between with credentials, policy, and audit.
- psql, DBeaver, and SSMS through the proxy
- Vault-injected credentials the user never sees
- SQL-level policy and audit
- Dynamic data masking for PII
Servers and network gear, agentless
The gateway brings recorded, policy-controlled sessions to anything with an address — no agents on the targets.
- Browser-based RDP, SSH, VNC, and Telnet via the gateway
- Command filtering on privileged sessions
- Clipboard and file-transfer policy
- Full session recording and playback
Secrets with a lifecycle
Everything privileged lives in the vault and expires on its own — and approvals move fast enough that nobody routes around them.
- Vaulted credentials and SSH keys
- Automatic rotation on schedule or check-in
- Time-bound checkout with auto-revoke
- Approval flows that reach Slack-speed
Vault it. Broker it. Let it expire.
Vault
Move the kubeconfigs, database passwords, and SSH keys out of dotfiles and CI variables and into the vault — with owners and rotation.
Broker
Route kubectl, psql, and SSH through Monopam: policy on every verb, query, and command, recording on every session.
Expire
Access is time-bound by default — checkouts auto-revoke, JIT tokens expire, and standing privilege trends toward zero.
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