WALLIX integrator in Switzerland
We deploy and operate the WALLIX privileged access management solutions — secrets vault, bastion host, session recording and framed remote access. One WALLIX Certified Expert in the team.
Why this vendor
Privileged accounts are the shortcut for any attacker who has crossed the first perimeter. They are not the most numerous, but they are the ones that open everything: directory administration, hypervisors, backups, network equipment. And they are often the worst kept — shared passwords, service accounts never rotated, contractor access that outlives the contract.
WALLIX answers that problem with a single crossing point. The administrator no longer knows the target's password: they open a session through the bastion, which authenticates them, injects the secret without revealing it, and records what happens. The change is as much organisational as technical — which is what makes the deployment delicate, and where adoption is won or lost.
The vendor is European, which matters to a share of our clients — data sovereignty, hosting, and support in the same time zone. On components that govern access to the entire information system, that is not an incidental argument.
Our work covers the scoping as much as the technology: an inventory of accounts, definition of the administration paths, deciding what goes through the bastion and what does not, then a gradual rollout.
- A WALLIX Certified Expert in the team
- Inventory and takeover of privileged accounts
- Design of the administration paths
- Gradual rollout, one population at a time
- Framing of contractor access
A single crossing point
The products we integrate
Four building blocks under one platform. The scope is set during scoping: not everything should go through the bastion, and trying to push everything through it is the surest way to sink a project.
Privileged access management
WALLIX PAM is the core of the arrangement: secrets vault, administration bastion, automatic password rotation, session recording and end-to-end traceability. Every action becomes attributable to a person, including when it borrows a shared account.
Framed remote access
WALLIX Remote Access handles outside parties — maintainers, vendors, outsourcing providers. Access is opened for a set duration, on a set target, with no VPN and no permanent account in the directory. It is often the first visible gain of a PAM project.
Web sessions
WALLIX Web Session Manager extends control to web administration consoles, which escape the classic protocols: hypervisors, cloud consoles, device interfaces. Without it, a growing share of administration happens outside the bastion — and that is precisely the share growing fastest.
Enterprise vault
WALLIX Enterprise Vault centralises secrets beyond administration sessions alone: keys, certificates, application secrets consumed by scripts or integration pipelines. It is what allows passwords to be taken out of configuration files, where they invariably end up.
WALLIX ONE brings these blocks together under one console and a shared administration model. It is also the frame in which the vendor consolidated its offering: rather than reasoning product by product, you define populations, targets and access rules, then enable what is needed.
Our WALLIX certification
One WALLIX Certified Expert in the team — the vendor's technical certification on deployment and operations.
How we proceed
A PAM project rarely fails for technical reasons. It fails when administrators work around the bastion because it makes their lives harder.
This service in practice
Frequently asked questions
Who holds the keys to your infrastructure?
A PAM project starts with an inventory. Describe your context and we will run it with you.