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How We Designed a Tamper-Evident SSH Recording System for Zero-Trust infrastructure
Pomerium is a self-hosted zero-trust access proxy that secures access to applications, services, and infrastructure. Zero trust is a security model built around the idea that no user, device, or system should be implicitly trusted. Every request must be authenticated, authorized, and evaluated before access is granted.
How Pomerium Secures SSH Access with Zero Trust
SSH access is often treated as a static utility, but in modern environments, implicit trust just won’t cut it. This article explores how Pomerium brings Zero Trust principles to SSH — using short-lived certificates, OAuth authentication, continuous policy enforcement, and session recording — without agents or VPNs.
