They want the keys. You decide who gets past the gate.

Phi SSH Access Proxy is built for one job—control SSH access with precision and speed. It sits between your users and your servers, enforcing rules, recording activity, and making sure only the right connections get through. Unlike simple port-forward setups, Phi centralizes access logic, giving you a single point of enforcement and visibility.

With Phi SSH Access Proxy, authentication can be tied to identity providers, MFA, and role-based access. No more scattered SSH keys and mystery accounts. Every session is verified, logged, and can be revoked instantly. This proxy is not just a pass-through—it is policy enforcement at the network edge.

Phi works without forcing you to restructure your infrastructure. Point your SSH clients at the proxy. Configure access rules in its control plane. Your servers stay untouched; your security posture tightens overnight. The proxy can integrate with secrets managers, Bastion hosts, or service accounts, supporting both direct human access and automated workflows.

Performance is tuned for low-latency handshakes, so developers and automation scripts won’t notice extra delays. Failover support means the access proxy stays up even if part of your network goes down. Auditing features produce a detailed trail—username, source IP, target host, command history—stored securely for compliance or forensics.

Running Phi SSH Access Proxy in production changes how you think about secure access. Instead of trusting every client with static credentials, you trust the proxy. All rules, all verification, all tracking, live in one hardened layer.

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