Production access that’s easy to grant and easy to take back.
Platform teams end up owning access by default: SSH keys, cloud roles, break-glass accounts and contractor exceptions. Bastyx is designed to put all of it behind one identity and one policy engine, without slowing engineers down.
Illustrative. Planned SSH flow.
What changes
Less standing access. Fewer exceptions.
Planned capabilities for teams that run their own infrastructure.
Identity-bound SSH
Per-session credentials tied to a person, an enrolled device and a policy. No keys on servers.
Just-in-time production
Request access to a resource for a fixed window. Approve in the flow. It ends on its own.
Hardware for what matters
Require a security-key touch for production databases, admin roles and break-glass access.
Contractors without exceptions
Scoped, time-limited access that expires with the engagement, not when someone remembers.
One audit log
Workstation logins, SSH sessions and admin changes in a single stream you can export.
Policy you can review
Rules written as explicit conditions, versioned and readable in a change review.
Step-up, not lockout
Stronger checks only when something is off.
A known laptop at a normal hour gets through with one touch. A new location at 2:43 AM asks for the hardware key. Every decision shows why.
Concept UI with sample data. The product is in development and details will change.
Shape how Bastyx handles production access.
Early-access teams work directly with the engineers building SSH and policy support.