Two-Factor Authentication
Authenticator app codes add a second sign-in step for accounts that manage hosts, keys, snippets, billing, and team resources.
Trust
Security for SSH workflows, teams, and private infrastructure
SSH Bridge combines account protection, identity controls, vault storage, host trust checks, audit visibility, and private networking in one SSH platform.
SAML and OIDC SSO
Company SSO lets teams connect SSH Bridge to an identity provider, verify domains, and centralize worker sign-in.
Encrypted Vault
Private SSH material and provider secrets are protected by the product vault instead of being left as plain application settings.
Known-Host Verification
Host-key checks help users notice when a server identity changes before they trust a connection.
Audit Logs
Team and account activity can be reviewed from operational logs so owners can understand important access and billing events.
Private Mesh
The built-in private network helps users reach devices behind NATs and firewalls without exposing those machines directly to the public internet.
Data handling
SSH Bridge stores account, billing, team, host, and operational data needed to run the product. Sensitive SSH workflows should still follow standard operational practices: use least-privilege accounts, rotate credentials, remove departed users promptly, and keep device sessions under review.