Cloud Fellows SSH Gateway

Security policy that understands SSH applications

Move beyond connection-level controls. Inspect and govern Shell, Command, SCP, SFTP, Git and tunnels through an application-aware SSH proxy.

SSH Gateway terminating downstream and upstream SSH connections with an application policy layer

Understand the application inside SSH

SSH Gateway terminates both sides of a connection and presents application-level events and content to one flexible policy layer.

Application-aware controls

Sessions, commands and files

Apply policy to what users actually do, not only where they connect.

Control access and authentication, inspect remote commands, and govern files transferred through SCP, SFTP and Git. Policies can allow, block, hold or modify traffic at the relevant application stage.

Tunnels and channels

Visibility beyond the login

SSH can carry much more than an interactive shell.

Understand SSH channels and apply policy to forward and reverse TCP tunnels as well as application sessions. This helps prevent an approved SSH connection from becoming an uncontrolled path around security architecture.

Custom SSH Gateway access and policy log fields

Policy and evidence

Controls you can explain

Create policy-controlled logs with standard and custom fields for the context your product and customers need.

Flexible triggers let integrations focus on relevant stages of the SSH workflow. Decisions and application context can be carried into access logs, dedicated policy logs and product-specific reporting.

Product and OEM integration

Built to become part of your security solution

A compact, asynchronous implementation with minimal external dependencies.

Use SSH Gateway as a standalone component or integrate it into an SSE or security-gateway product. Cloud Fellows can support architecture, policy-engine integration, product adaptation and delivery on the partner's technology stack.

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SSH Gateway integrated into a partner security product

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