Remote Privileged Access Management (Remote PAM) controls and protects privileged access to IT systems from remote locations — by administrators, external service providers, or partners. VISULOX implements this approach consistently: access is managed centrally, granted on a time-limited basis, uniquely assigned to an individual, and fully documented. Direct connections to the target infrastructure are technically prevented. This ensures control, traceability, and security at all times.

Conventional VPN solutions grant broad network access without fine-grained control. Classic PAM solutions are often complex, costly, and designed primarily for internal users. VISULOX combines the advantages of both approaches: a gateway architecture without direct network access, time-limited just-in-time access, complete session recording, and an agentless architecture. The result: maximum control with minimal administrative effort — purpose-built for secure external access.

VISULOX implements Zero Trust consistently: no user has standing access rights — permissions are granted only when needed, based on the least-privilege principle (just-in-time access). Direct network connections are technically prevented through a protocol break. Every session is fully recorded and uniquely assigned to a single individual. This creates a zero-standing-privileges model that also securely integrates external service providers and partners.

VISULOX is ready to use within a few days — without complex implementation projects and without changes to endpoints. Its agentless architecture significantly reduces maintenance effort. Licensing by concurrent users avoids hidden costs. Together with integrated German-language support and the avoidance of costs from security incidents, VISULOX demonstrably reduces complexity and operating costs.

Remote Privileged Access Management (Remote PAM) governs and secures privileged access to IT systems from remote locations — by administrators, external service providers, or partners. VISULOX implements this approach consistently: access is granted centrally, time-limited, uniquely assigned to an individual, and fully documented. Direct connections to the target infrastructure are technically prevented, ensuring control, traceability, and security at all times.