
Secure every identity. Control every access. Prove every session.
Enterprise PAM for cloud-native, hybrid, and on-premises environments - with intent-locked sessions enforced at the target, native multi-tenancy, local-first AI, and signed evidence your auditor can verify offline.

ZenXPAM controls, monitors, audits and enforces privileged access across Windows, Linux, databases, network devices, cloud consoles, Kubernetes and web applications - built from the ground up on a modern microservices architecture, with AI-assisted operations and enforceable access scope at its core.
Privileged credentials remain the single most exploited attack vector in enterprise breaches. Yet most incumbent PAM products were designed before cloud-native infrastructure and AI became central to enterprise security - and they still only tell you what an administrator did, after the fact.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOX, GDPR, NIST CSF and DORA auditors now expect continuous evidence of privileged access control - not a screenshot at year end.
1. One unified platform. Credential vaulting, session governance, just-in-time access, approval workflows and compliance automation - one product, one policy model, one audit trail. Incumbents sell these as separately licensed modules.
2. Lower cyber risk. Eliminate shared credentials and standing privileges. Then go further: privileged sessions are held to the scope an approver actually authorised, enforced at the target.
3. Faster operations. Automate approvals, rotation, access reviews and evidence collection. 4. Audit-ready by design. Continuous, searchable, cryptographically signed evidence your auditor can verify independently.

Every sector faces distinct regulatory, operational, and threat pressures. ZenXPAM adapts governance, monitoring, and evidence collection to the frameworks your auditors and boards care about.
JIT elevation with multi-level approval, vault injection for CDE access, and immutable session evidence mapped to SOX IT-GC and PCI Req. 7/8/10 - one-click audit packs for regulators.
On-premises AI running on local models, HIPAA-aligned controls, full session recording for clinical infrastructure, and vendor JIT access with mandatory post-session review.
Full on-premises deployment, private AI, FIDO2/WebAuthn MFA, and structured, signed evidence export for continuous ATO and compliance reviews.

Technology, manufacturing and retail face velocity, legacy and scale pressures that vault-only PAM cannot address - across DevOps pipelines, OT networks and distributed store estates.
Cloud-native microservices, vault API for automation, agentless Zenx Gateway sessions and multi-cloud resource discovery. Packaged CI/CD secret providers are on the roadmap.
Agentless browser-based RDP/SSH reaches OT estates through jump hosts - no endpoint agent. JIT vendor windows, recorded maintenance events, and rotation across 78 seeded platform definitions.
Automated JIT provisioning with auto-revoke, PCI DSS session controls for payment environments, bulk approvals, and centralised audit across distributed store estates.
Traditional PAM tools address only parts of the problem. Heavyweight, siloed products are expensive to deploy, slow to adapt, and record privileged activity without ever constraining it. Enterprises need a unified, automated, intelligent platform that enforces what was approved - across SOC 2, SOX, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, GDPR, NIST CSF and DORA.

Every PAM product records privileged sessions. ZenXPAM starts where recording stops - it holds the session to the scope an approver actually authorised, serves many tenants from one deployment, and signs the evidence so an auditor never has to take the platform's word for it.
The gap in every other PAM product: the justification an administrator writes is filed as text. It is never turned into a control, so out-of-scope activity is discovered afterwards - if at all.
The incumbent model: one tenant, or one instance, per customer - with a separate console layered on top to aggregate them. Every new customer multiplies the infrastructure to stand up, patch and licence.

The third differentiator is proof. Tamper-evident is a checkbox; independently verifiable by your auditor, offline, is a different conversation - and the AI that makes it searchable runs inside your own deployment rather than a vendor cloud.
The usual claim: "searchable, tamper-evident audit trails". Accurate, and flat - it still asks the auditor to trust the platform that produced the record.
The industry norm: PAM AI features are delivered from the vendor's cloud, with no local option - which is often the reason a sovereign or regulated buyer cannot switch them on at all.
Built different from the ground up. 17 .NET 8 microservices · event-driven RabbitMQ · YARP Gateway · local-first AI · enforcement at the target - not a monolith repackaged as containers.

Four capability domains - Credential Security, Session Governance, Access Control, and Intelligence & Compliance - under one policy model and one audit trail, rather than four separately licensed modules.
Password Vault. Centralised, encrypted storage and controlled release of privileged credentials. Credentials are injected into sessions and never shown to the user, with checkout leases, version history and policy-driven generation.
Automated Rotation. Scheduled and on-demand rotation across Windows, Linux, Active Directory, databases, network devices and mainframe - plus AWS IAM keys, Azure service principal secrets, GitHub personal access tokens and Kubernetes service-account tokens, with post-rotation verification. Eleven connector families in all; network-device and mainframe connectors are Beta.
78 seeded platform definitionsSession Management & Recording. Browser-delivered RDP, SSH, VNC, Kubernetes, web and database sessions with live oversight, command controls, and full video and keystroke recording. Database sessions and mainframe/telnet emulation are Beta.
Intent-Locked Sessions. The justification on a request is compiled into an approved command scope and enforced at the target - in the kernel on Linux shell sessions, at a SQL proxy on database sessions. Out-of-scope actions are blocked, not just logged; elsewhere they are recorded and risk-scored.
Enforcement, not only observationJust-in-Time Access. Time-bound privileges granted on approval and automatically revoked, with ephemeral accounts created on the target and removed on expiry. No standing administrative rights.
MFA, Adaptive Authentication & RBAC. Multi-factor login including FIDO2/WebAuthn and biometrics, risk-based step-up challenges during a live session, 30-day device trust, and tenant-aware policy-driven authorisation across every resource and action.
12 seeded roles per tenantApproval Workflows. Configurable multi-step and parallel approvals with notifications, delegation, SLA escalation, emergency access paths and complete decision trails. Auto-approval is off by default and must be enabled server-side, and every blocked attempt is audited.
Compliance & Audit. Hash-chained audit trails, automated checks against eight frameworks, certification campaigns, and signed evidence packs your auditor can verify offline.
8 frameworks · clause-level mappingOne product, one policy model, one audit trail. The same request, approval, brokering, monitoring and evidence path applies to every capability above - which is why there is no integration project between them.

Eight design decisions taken at the start rather than retrofitted later - and each of them is visible in how the product is deployed, priced and audited.
Faster deployment · Lower total cost of ownership · Purpose-built for hybrid infrastructure. No appliance to buy and no Windows Server, IIS or SQL Server estate to license - a production pilot runs on three VMs.

What changes for a security team on the day ZenXPAM goes live, and a straight account of what ships today, what is in development, and what is still roadmap.
Beta today and labelled as such: database sessions, mainframe and telnet emulation, network-device and mainframe rotation connectors, and the browser password-filler.
Compliance is supported and evidence-mapped. ZenXPAM holds no formal certification today; the certification path sits in the middle column, not the first.

Three integrated pillars deliver complete privileged access lifecycle management from a single unified web console - eliminating the module sprawl and integration overhead that plague legacy multi-product PAM deployments.
Control who gets access, when, and under what conditions. ABAC policies with AI generation from natural language, multi-level approval workflows with delegation, and certification campaigns for periodic access reviews ensure privileged access aligns with business need and regulatory mandate.
Secure privileged credentials in an AES-256-CBC encrypted vault with HMAC-SHA256 integrity and automated rotation across 78 platform definitions. Adaptive MFA with five methods and 30-day device trust reduces friction while maintaining strong authentication. Intent-locked command scope adds enforcement beyond vaulting alone.
Full session intelligence with live oversight through session sharing, spectator mode, keystroke capture, command classification, and automated threat response. Behavioural analytics detect anomalies in sub-second during active sessions.
Legacy PAM vendors treat Standard, Just-in-Time, and Emergency break-glass access as separate products with different UIs, APIs, and approval workflows. ZenXPAM unifies all three in one workflow engine accessible through a single web portal.
Administrators configure multi-level approval chains once. Users request any access type through the same interface. Bulk approval, delegation, in-session MFA step-up, network isolation during sessions, and automatic revocation on timeout or policy violation apply consistently - reducing training time, integration cost, and operational errors.

One workflow engine governs every path to privileged access - standing entitlements, time-bound JIT elevation and emergency break-glass - from a single console with role-based control for every stakeholder.
Legacy PAM scatters Standard, JIT, and Emergency access across separate products and UIs. ZenXPAM unifies all elevation types in one workflow engine - same request form, same approval chains, same audit trail, same session broker.
Pre-approved standing access for operational roles with periodic certification and least-privilege reviews.
On-demand privileged elevation with mandatory justification, multi-level approval, and automatic expiry.
Controlled break-glass for incident response with enhanced monitoring, post-session review, and full forensic audit.
Administrators configure approval chains, ABAC policies and vault rules once - applied consistently across Standard, JIT and Emergency paths. PEDM extends time-bound admin elevation to non-admin users with a full audit trail.
Every action flows through the same RabbitMQ event bus - request submitted, policy evaluated, approval granted, session launched, command classified, access revoked - producing an immutable chain from central control to forensic evidence.
Operational simplicity at enterprise scale. One console instead of three products, one request flow, and one evidence chain from policy decision through elevation to session termination.

Every privileged session follows the same governed five-stage journey - Request → Approve → Access → Monitor → Evidence. No stage is optional, no credential bypasses the vault, and nothing reaches the target an approver did not authorise.
User submits access through the unified console - resource, account, time window and business justification. Standard, JIT and Emergency break-glass share one workflow engine. The ABAC engine evaluates the request against user, resource, network and schedule attributes, and the justification is compiled into a proposed command scope.
Multi-level, parallel and delegated approval chains route to managers, security officers and resource owners, with SLA escalation on overdue reviews. Approvers validate and edit the intent scope before the grant. Auto-approval is off by default and must be enabled server-side.
The broker launches in-browser RDP, SSH, VNC or a published privileged application through Zenx Gateway. The vault retrieves credentials at connect time and injects them - users never see, copy or cache privileged passwords. JIT grants create an ephemeral account on the target and remove it on expiry.
Recorded and keystroke-logged from launch. Commands are classified and risk-scored live, and the approved scope is enforced - in the kernel on Linux shell sessions, at the SQL proxy on database sessions, recorded and scored elsewhere. Operators spectate, take over, step up MFA or terminate.
Access auto-revokes on timeout or policy violation. The hash-chained audit trail, recordings, approvals and every block export as an evidence pack - a per-file SHA-256 manifest under an ES256 signature, checkable offline and mapped to the frameworks you are assessed against.
ZenXPAM brokers all privileged connections through Zenx Gateway with custom authentication and auto-login integration. The tunneling service includes six application-specific login resolvers covering Chrome, Edge, SSMS, DBeaver, PuTTY, and PgAdmin RemoteApp flows - so database admins and operators launch tools from the browser without local client installs.
Users authenticate to ZenXPAM - not to target systems. Privileged passwords are retrieved from the vault at connection time and injected automatically. This eliminates credential exposure through screen sharing, clipboard copy, browser password managers, or cached session tokens on the endpoint.

Three governed phases in one console - ITSM-linked access requests, vault-brokered in-browser sessions, and live operational oversight with sharing, takeover, and automated response. No VPN clients, no shared passwords, no blind spots.
One console - complete session lifecycle. From ticket-linked request through vault-brokered connect to live monitor, share, and respond - every action recorded, every deviation classified, every approval traceable for audit.

ZenXPAM layers vault protection, adaptive authentication, behavioural analytics, and command intelligence into a defence-in-depth model that protects privileged sessions before, during, and after elevation.
The Redis-backed anomaly engine builds per-user statistical baselines of command frequency, access timing, and resource patterns - means and deviations, not trained models. Deviations - unusual commands, out-of-hours access, privilege escalation sequences, or lateral movement indicators - are detected in sub-second and pushed to a live SignalR threat dashboard for security operators.
Security teams configure allow-lists and block-lists per resource. Commands are classified in real time for data exfiltration, lateral movement, and privilege escalation risk. Configurable automated responses include in-app alerts, email notification, command blocking, MFA step-up, and immediate session termination.
Five MFA methods - TOTP, SMS, Email, Biometric, and WebAuthn/FIDO2 - are triggered by risk score rather than static policy alone. Server-side device fingerprinting with 30-day trust recognition reduces friction on known devices while maintaining strong authentication for anomalous login patterns.
Privileged Elevation and Delegation Management (PEDM) extends governance to non-admin users who need temporary elevated rights. Time-bound admin access on a strict need-to-know, need-to-do basis auto-terminates after task completion. Full audit trail maintained for every PEDM-initiated session.

Extend privileged access governance to service accounts, CI/CD pipelines, and cloud consoles through vault APIs, agentless discovery, and your existing identity stack.
REST vault APIs authenticate non-human identities and automation services to fetch secrets securely - with batch operations, versioning, and immutable audit trails without embedding credentials in source code or CI/CD variables.
Agentless discovery identifies shared and service accounts across infrastructure. Bidirectional AD sync auto-provisions users. JIT ephemeral roles for AWS, Azure, and GCP auto-expire - eliminating standing cloud admin privileges.

ZenXPAM integrates with your existing identity, cloud, DevOps and security stack - bidirectional sync, SAML/OIDC federation and REST APIs, without rip-and-replace.
From Active Directory and cloud IAM to Jenkins pipelines and Splunk SIEM - ZenXPAM plugs into the tools your teams already operate every day.
Federate with enterprise identity providers and sync users automatically.
Govern privileged access across hybrid and multi-cloud estates.
Secure pipeline credentials without slowing release velocity.
Connect PAM events to your existing security operations workflow.
Built for enterprise heterogeneity. Deploy ZenXPAM alongside the stack you already run - unified privileged access governance without replacing identity, cloud or ITSM investments.

Seventeen independent microservices with event-driven communication, per-service PostgreSQL databases, and horizontal scaling - engineered for enterprise resilience, not retrofitted from a monolithic codebase.
.NET 8 microservices, React 19 frontend, Ollama private AI, and Zenx Gateway session broker - deploy on Docker Compose, Kubernetes, or bare-metal VM layouts with the same architecture.
| Layer | Technology & Capabilities |
|---|---|
| Frontend | React 19 · TypeScript 5.7 · Unified RBAC web console for Admin, Security, Compliance, Auditor, Approver, and End User personas |
| Backend | .NET 8 · 17 microservices · YARP API Gateway · RabbitMQ + MassTransit event bus · Polly circuit breakers |
| Data | PostgreSQL 16 per-service databases · Redis 7 distributed cache · Tenant-isolated JWT licensing |
| Remote Access | Zenx Gateway · Credential injection · Web Connector · Six per-app login resolvers |
| AI / ML | Ollama local LLM · Local models inside your deployment, with a local provider enforced in production |
| Deploy | Docker Compose · Kubernetes + Helm · GitHub Actions · CodeQL · Trivy · Gitleaks |
Deploy anywhere your industry demands. Financial services run ZenXPAM on-premises for SOX compliance. Healthcare keeps PHI on-site for HIPAA. Government runs the whole stack inside its own network with no vendor-cloud dependency. Technology teams scale the app tier on Kubernetes while vault and AI stay in the datacenter.

ZenXPAM automates evidence collection for eight seeded frameworks - SOC 2 Type II, SOX, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, HIPAA, PCI DSS v4.0, GDPR, NIST CSF 2.0 and DORA - reducing audit prep from weeks to hours. Compliance is supported and evidence-mapped; ZenXPAM holds no formal certification today.
Continuous automated checks across eight frameworks produce a per-framework score with drill-down to the individual control, alongside control exceptions, policy drift and segregation-of-duties resolvers. One-click evidence packs export session logs, approvals, recordings, and policy configs organized by framework requirement.
Every session is captured in text and video with chain-of-custody verification. Commands, keystrokes and approvals are mapped to users and business justifications - an unbroken, hash-chained forensic record from request to termination.
Evidence packs export with a per-file SHA-256 manifest under an ES256 signature and an offline verifier, so an auditor can confirm the pack is intact without access to, or trust in, the platform.

Seventeen microservices across presentation, core PAM, and infrastructure layers - connected by RabbitMQ with per-service PostgreSQL and YARP API Gateway routing.
React 19 console for Admin, Security, Compliance, Auditor, Approver, and End User - permission-gated navigation with unified JIT, emergency, and standard access in one UI.
Each microservice owns PostgreSQL 16 and communicates via RabbitMQ. YARP Gateway centralizes JWT validation and routing. Identity, Access, Policy, Security, Vault, and Audit scale horizontally without exposing internal endpoints.
Deploy via Docker Compose or Kubernetes with Helm. PostgreSQL per-service isolation, Redis for real-time analytics, Zenx Gateway for RDP/SSH/RemoteApp, and Ollama for all eight AI domains, running inside your own deployment.

Full platform inside your data centre - every microservice, database, session recording, and Ollama AI instance on infrastructure you control.
HTTPS via API Gateway inside your datacenter. React console and REST APIs federate with on-premises Active Directory. Single-server Docker Compose for PoC; 3-VM production for 50–750 users.
App VM: Gateway, frontend, the 17 microservices, Redis and RabbitMQ. DB VM: PostgreSQL with a database per service, plus the local AI runtime. Session VM: Zenx Gateway, discovery agents for privileged connections.
Zenx Gateway brokers RDP, SSH, and RemoteApp with vault injection at connect time - users never see privileged passwords. Recordings and keystroke logs persist locally. Discovery agents scan the LAN without cloud connectivity.

On-premises control plane with cloud target reach - unified policy and audit while sensitive data and AI stay inside your network.
Policy engine, vault, audit store, compliance scoring, and Ollama AI remain in your datacenter. Hybrid Docker binds DB/Redis to localhost; host-network services reach LAN peers via Docker gateway - data residency for HIPAA and GDPR satisfied.
Policies defined once govern on-prem sessions via Zenx Gateway and cloud consoles via JIT ephemeral IAM roles in AWS, Azure, and GCP. AD sync, agentless discovery, and ServiceNow ITSM integration - no rip-and-replace.
Session broker routes on-prem connections via Session VM and cloud access via integration services - same approval workflow, recording policy, and risk scoring. Scale app tier with K8s; forward unified audit to Splunk or Syslog.

Beyond vaulting and recording - ZenXPAM closes the policy gap and the visibility gap that legacy PAM leaves open. Generate enforceable ABAC policies in minutes and monitor privileged sessions live with forensic-grade intelligence.
Administrators describe access intent in natural language - for example: "Allow database admins to access production PostgreSQL only during business hours from the corporate network." Private Ollama AI converts this into a complete ABAC policy with user attributes, resource attributes, time constraints, and network context - ready for approver review.
Before enforcement, policies run in simulation mode against historical access patterns to measure coverage, false positives, and violations. AI suggests refinements based on effectiveness scoring and uncovered user/resource combinations - reducing enterprise policy projects from weeks to minutes with higher accuracy than manual rule authoring.
Security operators join live privileged sessions in spectator mode - watching RDP, SSH, and RemoteApp activity without interfering with the user. Every keystroke and command is captured, risk-scored, and classified for data exfiltration, lateral movement, and privilege escalation.
Intent-locked JIT sessions enforce approver-validated command scope in real time through deterministic pattern matching - with graduated Monitor, Warn, and Strict rollout modes. When a session ends, forensic timeline replay reconstructs activity from audit logs and video recordings. AI summarization presents session events in plain English for compliance and incident review.

From pilot single-server deployments to five-, six-, and eight-VM enterprise layouts with database replication, jump servers, and observability built in - ZenXPAM scales with your user base without sacrificing data sovereignty or session integrity.
The standard five-server layout separates Application, Database Primary, Session, Database Replica with HA monitoring, and an Ubuntu jump server for privileged path isolation - supporting 50–750+ named users with RPO of 24 hours and RTO of 2–4 hours on the basic tier. PostgreSQL streaming replication enables automated failover monitoring without exposing databases to the public network.
Six-server variants add a Windows jump server for domain-joined RDP and WinRM paths, or offload Redis and RabbitMQ to a dedicated data node for advanced tier deployments. Eight-server enterprise layouts add a GPU-equipped AI node for high-throughput Ollama inference - keeping private AI performant at scale while session recording, vault, and audit data remain on-premises.
OpenTelemetry distributed tracing and Prometheus metrics span all seventeen microservices. Structured Serilog logging provides searchable audit and operational logs. Polly circuit breakers with exponential backoff protect against transient failures across the event bus and external integrations - so a single service degradation does not cascade into platform outage.
Production TLS overlays enforce encrypted PostgreSQL, Redis, and RabbitMQ connections with CA-validated certificates. AES-256 vault encryption with a documented key-rotation runbook. GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines run CodeQL SAST, Trivy container scanning, and Gitleaks secret detection on every build - delivering enterprise-grade security hygiene from development through deployment.

ZenXPAM leads today in private AI, in-session threat detection, and agentless browser PAM. Our roadmap closes the remaining enterprise gaps - cloud entitlement governance, DevOps secrets, machine identity, and post-quantum cryptography - while deepening enforcement and compliance leadership through 2028.
CIEM · DevOps secrets · Service accounts · PQC edge canary
Internal mTLS · K8s vault · Passwordless · SaaS PAM
PTA · Shadow discovery · Full PQC hardening
Hybrid post-quantum TLS at the external edge first - X25519MLKEM768 (ML-KEM + X25519) with fallback to classical ciphers during canary rollout. Phase 2 extends to internal mTLS and Kubernetes ingress after edge validation.
Cloud-native permission discovery and governance across AWS IAM, Azure Entra, and GCP IAM - the #1 cloud security buyer priority in 2026.
Native pipeline integration beyond REST vault APIs - meeting DevSecOps teams where they work.
Complete non-human identity lifecycle - closing the #1 finding in SOX and HIPAA audits.
Find and remediate hardcoded credentials before attackers do.

Internal mTLS, K8s-native vault, passwordless access, SaaS admin PAM, and predictive threat analytics - completing the enterprise platform by 2028.
CIEM · DevOps · Service accounts · PQC edge
Internal mTLS · K8s vault · Passwordless · SaaS PAM
PTA · Shadow discovery · Full PQC hardening
Extend hybrid PQC to internal service mesh and Kubernetes ingress after edge canary stability.
Govern non-human identities with the same rigour as privileged users.
Extend beyond server PAM - zero-password, zero-client.
Predictive risk and complete account visibility.
ZenXPAM is the intelligent control plane for privileged access in the AI era. Deploy on-premises, hybrid or on Kubernetes - your data in your network, your AI on your infrastructure, and evidence your auditor can verify without trusting the platform. ZenXPAM's trajectory extends beyond PAM into an AI-powered enterprise identity, access, security and infrastructure operations platform. Partner with Zenxsys today.
Zenxsys is an enterprise information security provider specializing in Privileged Access Management and continuous risk assessment. Our mission - Innovate, Analyze, Cognify - helps organizations predict threats, protect privileged access, and prevent breaches across financial services, healthcare, government, and technology.
Deploy on-premises, hybrid cloud, or Kubernetes - with your data in your network, your AI on your infrastructure, hybrid post-quantum TLS at the edge, and auditors satisfied with one-click evidence packs. Our 2026–2028 roadmap delivers CIEM, DevOps secrets, service account governance, and full PQC hardening.