Compare Admin By Request Endpoint Privilege Management vs. Fudo Security

Admin By Request EPM is an endpoint privilege management solution for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It removes permanent local admin rights and grants elevation only when a task requires it, so a compromised account can't take over an entire system. Elevation applies to applications rather than user accounts, and privileges can be delegated by user or group to fit developers, general staff, and third-party contractors alike. Threat and behavioral analytics identify risky users, assets, and software, and every session is logged for auditing. The solution runs from a single portal, works online or offline, and requires no additional servers or databases.

Fudo provides users with swift and effortless access to Unix and Windows servers, applications, and devices. There’s no need for users to alter their routines, as they can continue utilizing familiar native clients such as Unix Terminals, RDCMan, or Putty. In addition, access can be gained through the Fudo Web Client, which operates solely with a web browser. The JIT feature enables the creation of access workflows that comply with a zero-trust framework. Within the request management section, users can conveniently specify and schedule the availability of particular resources for designated individuals, allowing for precise control. Fudo allows for comprehensive monitoring and recording of ongoing sessions across more than ten protocols, including SSH, RDP, VNC, and HTTPS, enabling live viewing or later analysis of recorded sessions. Notably, neither the server nor the end-user devices require any agents for operation. Additionally, Fudo enhances session management by allowing users to join ongoing sessions, share them, pause, or terminate them as needed, and also provides useful functionalities such as OCR and tagging for better organization and usability. This comprehensive suite of features positions Fudo as a powerful tool for secure access management.