Privileged Access Management
AES-256 credential vaulting with per-session checkout and automatic rotation.
Zero-standing-privilege model
FIPS 140-2 validated cryptography
Free and self-hosted, on your own infrastructure.
Innovexus combines 24/7 network operations monitoring with security operations workflows in a single self-hosted appliance. Operators authenticate with FIDO2 hardware security keys and reach managed network devices through an AES-256-GCM credential vault that rotates keys every 24 hours, so passwords are never seen or handled directly. One dashboard covers privileged access, configuration monitoring, session recording, audit reporting, and threat correlation — replacing three to five separate enterprise tools.
Built by U.S. military veterans, Innovexus scales from 5-device small teams to 500+ device enterprises. It is free to use and self-hosted: download the appliance, run it on your own infrastructure, and your data never leaves your control.
Device passwords live in the vault, operators sign in with a security key, and every command is recorded and tied to a person.
Mid-market teams running CyberArk + Datadog + ManageEngine (or any equivalent triple) license three separate products. Innovexus covers the same surface area free of charge — self-hosted on infrastructure you already own, with a single auditor-ready evidence stream. See the honest side-by-side comparison →
AES-256 vault, automated rotation, hardware-rooted FIDO2 identity, full session recording.
Network monitoring, configuration drift, threat detection, and incident response in one console.
Continuous configuration verification. Auditor-ready exports for ISO 27001, NERC CIP, IEC 62443.
A single appliance on your own hardware or hypervisor — your network, your data, no third-party cloud in the path.
A unified platform with dedicated environments for network operations, security operations, and system administration. Each workspace is purpose-built; every action is audited.
Tools spanning network operations, security, and intelligence — tuned for the teams that manage routers, switches, firewalls, and every CLI that matters.
AES-256 credential vaulting with per-session checkout and automatic rotation.
Immutable, searchable recordings of every privileged session — terminal, GUI, or API.
Shared, multi-cursor terminal sessions for on-call collaboration and escalations.
Structured secret store with scoped access, lease policies, and rotation hooks.
SAML, OIDC, and SCIM — with just-in-time provisioning and group-based scopes.
Declarative access and change policies evaluated on every request.
Fine-grained RBAC down to individual device groups and command families.
Append-only, cryptographically signed audit log across every action.
One-click attestation reports for ISO 27001, NIST, and PCI-DSS.
Expand any feature area to see the full capability set. Every module maps to a real task a network or security engineer runs on a daily basis.
We don't ask you to trust us — we show you. Every claim on the live compliance posture report is verified against live infrastructure on every page load. If our hosting configuration ever drifts, the report says so before you have to ask.
The appliance runs on hardware and networks you own. No third-party cloud sits between you and your devices.
Credentials, session recordings, and audit logs stay on the appliance. Data residency is wherever you choose to run it.
FIDO2 / passkey login over TLS. The appliance mints its own keys on first boot — no shared secrets across deployments.
TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest, and per-appliance credential vaulting with Fernet encryption.
The whole platform, as a virtual machine you run on your own infrastructure. No licence key, no seat count, no account required. Import it, answer two questions on first boot, and it is yours.
Short, specific answers to the questions every NOC and security team asks before evaluating a PAM platform.
Innovexus is a unified NOC/SOC platform that combines 24/7 network operations monitoring with security operations workflows in a single self-hosted appliance you run on your own infrastructure. Users authenticate with FIDO2 hardware security keys (YubiKey) and access managed network devices through an AES-256-GCM credential vault that rotates keys every 24 hours, so operators never see or handle device passwords directly. Built by U.S. military veterans, Innovexus replaces three to five separate enterprise tools — privileged access management, configuration monitoring, session recording, audit reporting, and threat detection — with one dashboard. It is free to use and self-hosted: you download the appliance and run it, and your data never leaves your control.
Innovexus serves three operator profiles. Small IT and MSP teams managing 5–15 network devices use it as a single-engineer NOC replacement — automated health checks, configuration backup, and a credential vault that removes the spreadsheet-of-passwords problem. Growing operations at 50–200 devices adopt it for role-based access control, session recording, IP address management, and scheduled compliance reports that survive an audit. Enterprise teams at 500+ devices run it as a unified NOC/SOC, with group-scoped access isolation and exportable audit records for their own compliance reviews. It is free to use at every scale — download the appliance and run it, with no licence key and no seat count.
Innovexus unifies network operations and privileged access in one platform, where incumbents cover only a slice. CyberArk focuses on enterprise PAM at roughly $30,000 per year with implementations measured in months. StrongDM is developer-centric access at $12,000+ per year without network-ops depth. ManageEngine PAM360 at $7,995 per year provides PAM but leaves NOC and SOC workflows on other tools. Innovexus is free to use, and covers equivalent PAM plus real-time NOC dashboards, SOC alert correlation, session recording, and audit reporting — with no licence fee, self-hosted on infrastructure you already own. The architectural difference is that everything runs in one appliance: identity, sessions, configuration, and audit evidence all live in the same store.
No. Innovexus is not SOC 2 or HIPAA compliant — it has not been certified or audited against either framework, and it does not hold its own SOC 2 or ISO 27001 attestation. Innovexus is self-hosted software that never processes your data: because you run the appliance on your own infrastructure, the physical and organisational controls of the environment are part of your own compliance program. What the appliance provides is a complete audit trail — an append-only, cryptographically signed record of identity, session, state, and configuration events — that you can export as evidence for your auditors in your own compliance reviews. Full details are published at /compliance.