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Fudo Security
AI Powered Secure Third Party Access. Intelligent PAM for Vendors and Internal Admins
About Fudo Security
Fudo Security delivers advanced Privileged Access Management (PAM) solutions tailored specifically for CISOs and remote access managers like you. With our system, you can rapidly deploy an intelligent PAM solution within just 24 hours, securing your environment immediately. This agentless system uses advanced technologies such as behavioral analysis, machine learning, and artificial intelligence to effectively detect and respond to potential threats. It also supports continuous monitoring and recording of sessions across more than 10 protocols, including SSH, RDP, VNC, and HTTPS. With this capability, you can manage access to critical resources and maintain full visibility into user activities. By adopting our Next-Gen PAM system, you enhance your cybersecurity and protect your organization against increasingly sophisticated threats.
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Signals from Fudo Security
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Fudo Security hosted a technical enablement session with BlueZebra Co., Ltd. featuring Lionel Wee running a gamified workshop on Privileged Access Management.
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People
Fudo Security is hiring a Senior Backend Developer or Team Lead to lead a backend team in the Cybersecurity space.
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Presence & Recognition
Fudo Security represented itself at CYB3R DAYS 2026 in Prague, with Czech partners Adam Kalisz and Vít Kalisz of NOT NULL Makers.
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Presence & Recognition
Fudo Security is participating in the Cybersecurity Conference at CYB3R DAYS in Prague as a Silver Partner.
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Presence & Recognition
Fudo Security is hosting a live session on how to grant external experts access to service machinery while maintaining total control over their actions, all without putting operational continuity at risk, featuring Miłosz Kosowski sharing actionable strategies on bridging the gap, securing Zone 3.5 architecture, and meeting standards like NIS2 and IEC 62443.
Reported by Darya Davydchyk