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What is Universal SSH Key Manager?

Universal SSH Key Manager (UKM) is an enterprise-grade SSH key management software solution designed to secure and streamline your organization’s SSH infrastructure. UKM provides comprehensive discovery capabilities, identifying all SSH assets—from installed SSH client and server products to their configurations, SSH keys, user accounts, and host keys. Using UKM’s powerful scan and policy tools, organizations can quickly assess the security and compliance of their server environments against major regulatory frameworks like NIST, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS.

Why Use Universal SSH Key Manager?

SSH is a widely used connection protocol in organizations of all sizes, and over time, the accumulation of legacy SSH keys can lead to key sprawl. Without a centralized system to manage and track SSH keys, organizations face security and compliance risks. UKM addresses these challenges by enabling stakeholders and application owners to identify and act on policy-violating, root-access-granting, and cryptographically weak keys. UKM supports a full range of key management actions, from creating and establishing new connections to renewing, removing, and modifying outdated keys, ensuring your organization maintains strong security practices.

Centralize Your SSH Key Management Under a Single Pane of Glass

With UKM, administrators gain a unified view to discover, track, and manage all SSH keys across the organization. This centralized approach simplifies remediation by allowing you to define and measure custom policies and enables you to assign accountability to end users and application owners for SSH key maintenance, ensuring a collaborative approach to security.

Keep Track of Your Security Assets

UKM’s comprehensive scanning capabilities reveal in-depth details about SSH software, configurations, keys, clients, users, and any uncontrolled privileges on servers—information that typically requires direct host access. This visibility helps administrators make informed decisions about the next steps in their security strategy.

Analyze Connection Paths with UKM’s Transitive Trust Engine

UKM’s built-in transitive trust engine allows you to map and analyze unauthorized access paths enabled by outdated and unmanaged SSH keys, known as transitive trusts. These hidden access paths can allow employees or, in worst-case scenarios, attackers to bypass existing access control mechanisms, like Privileged Access Management (PAM) systems, and navigate through your infrastructure. UKM provides the insights needed to secure your environment and eliminate these potential risks, protecting your organization from unauthorized access and compliance violations.