Govern What Happens After Access Is Granted
Keystrike governs live remote access sessions — real-time enforcement, verified commands, and cryptographic proof of control. Talk to us about closing the governance gap in your stack.
Most security stacks authenticate access. Few govern what happens inside the session once it's open. Keystrike closes that gap — providing live visibility, in-session control, and audit-ready evidence for every privileged remote session. If you're responsible for remote access security, compliance governance, or privileged session risk, we should talk.
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Who Contacts Keystrike
Keystrike addresses different problems depending on your role. Find your entry point.
"We authenticated them. We didn't govern them."
Keystrike gives you real-time enforcement inside every remote session — the control layer between access intent and access reality.
"We need to prove what happened, not just log that it did."
Keystrike delivers cryptographic attestation and audit-ready evidence of control — not just records of activity. Supports NIS2, DORA, SOC 2, and IEC 62443 requirements.
"By the time we see it in SIEM, it's already happened."
Keystrike provides live session visibility and real-time alerting — not post-event log analysis. See what's happening inside every active remote session.
What Keystrike Governs
IAM and PAM grant access. SIEM and XDR log what happened after. Keystrike governs what happens during the live session — verifying commands in real time, blocking unauthorized actions inside active sessions, and delivering cryptographic proof of control. If your remote access stack doesn't govern the session itself, contact us.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is remote access governance and why does it matter?
Remote access governance is the continuous oversight, enforcement, and audit of what happens inside an authenticated remote session — after login, inside the live connection. Without it, organizations can authenticate access correctly and still have no control over what happens next. Attackers who operate through valid credentials, compromised contractors, and over-privileged insiders all exploit this gap.
How is Keystrike different from PAM or SIEM?
PAM controls who gets access; SIEM logs events after the fact. Keystrike governs the live session itself — verifying commands before they execute, blocking unauthorized actions in real time, and delivering cryptographic attestation of what actually happened. Keystrike completes your stack; it does not replace it.
Does Keystrike replace our existing IAM or PAM investment?
No. Keystrike is a continuous remote access governance platform that complements IAM, PAM, SIEM, SOAR, and XDR. It closes the governance gap that exists between access intent and access reality — the layer those tools do not cover. Keystrike completes your stack.
What compliance frameworks does Keystrike support?
Keystrike's continuous verification and cryptographic attestation capabilities support audit requirements for NIS2, DORA, SOC 2, IEC 62443, and regulated industries requiring provable governance of remote access. Keystrike delivers evidence of control, not just records of activity.
Who typically contacts Keystrike?
CISOs and heads of security looking for post-authentication control. Compliance and audit leaders who need provable governance evidence. Security operations teams managing remote session risk. OT and critical infrastructure owners managing privileged vendor and contractor access. Organizations subject to NIS2, DORA, SOC 2, or IEC 62443 requirements.