Monopam is Monofor's privileged access management platform. It keeps the accounts and secrets that give power over your systems in an encrypted vault, lets people and machines use them without seeing them, and records what happens while they do.
What you can do with Monopam
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What it gives you |
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Privileged sessions |
Connect to servers, desktops, network devices, databases and Kubernetes clusters from the browser, a native client, an SSH client or the desktop app. Monopam injects the credential, so the user never sees the password or key. |
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Vault and rotation |
Store passwords, SSH keys, secret text, OTP seeds and tokens. Control who may reveal which field, rotate passwords on a schedule or after use, and keep every version. |
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Policies and approvals |
Decide who may reach which resource, with which account, when and how. Require approval for a connection, a password reveal, a database statement or a single shell command. |
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Recording and audit |
Record RDP, SSH, VNC, Telnet, database and Kubernetes sessions, watch them live, replay them, annotate them, and search every action in the audit log. |
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Discovery |
Find resources in cloud accounts and hypervisors, and find privileged accounts on machines, directories and databases that nobody onboarded. |
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Certificates |
Keep an inventory of X.509 and code signing certificates, issue and renew them, deploy them to servers and appliances, and get warned before they expire. |
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Secrets for applications |
Give CI pipelines, services and Kubernetes workloads short-lived access to secrets, push secrets to cloud secret stores, and issue dynamic database credentials. |
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Endpoints |
Remove standing administrator rights on endpoints with Endpoint Privilege Management, and join Linux machines to Active Directory without an agent. |
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Third parties and AI |
Give vendors time-limited, reviewed access, and let AI assistants work through Monopam with the same policies, approvals and recordings as people. |
Where to go next
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Architecture and components: the parts of a Monopam installation and how they talk to each other.
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Key concepts: the terms used throughout this documentation.
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Quick start: from an empty installation to a recorded session.
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User Guide: every screen of Monopam, in the order of the menu.