The challenge of managing privileged access in complex, hybrid IT environments is being addressed with a new, unified approach. P0 Security has announced a significant expansion of its platform, extending its API-led Access Control Plane to cover on-premises production environments, allowing hybrid enterprises to centralize privileged access management (PAM) for users, non-human identities, and agents across both cloud and on-prem infrastructure.
P0 Security extends its privileged access management (PAM) platform to on-premises environments.
New integrations support on-prem SSH, RDP access, Active Directory, and LDAP.
The platform centralizes just-in-time, least-privileged access for multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructure.
It replaces static controls and vault-centric proxies with a unified, API-led model.
The solution is now available for purchase on AWS Marketplace.
The announcement coincides with P0's recognition on the 2026 Cyber60 List.
This release is designed to solve a critical gap for organizations with mixed infrastructure. Traditional PAM tools were built for static, on-prem environments and struggle with the speed and sprawl of modern, multi-cloud operations. P0's update bridges this divide by introducing new integrations for on-prem SSH, RDP, Active Directory, and LDAP. This allows enterprises to apply P0's policy orchestration across their entire estate, converting standing access into policy-driven, just-in-time controls regardless of where a resource resides.
The core of P0's approach is its identity-native architecture, which replaces legacy vault-centric models. The platform is built on three key elements: an "Identity DNA" data fabric that maintains a continuous inventory of identities and permissions, an "Access Graph" that visualizes risk and access paths, and an API-led orchestration layer that enforces policies directly inside target systems. This structure enables privileged access that is built on real identities, continuously updated, and enforced natively without disrupting developer workflows.
“Traditional PAM was built for static infrastructure, but today’s enterprises need something that matches the speed and sprawl of modern infrastructure,” said Shashwat Sehgal, CEO of P0 Security. “By extending our platform to on-prem infrastructure, we’re enabling all enterprises, regardless of where they are in their cloud journey, to adopt Identity-Native PAM that is least-privileged, short-lived and auditable by design.”
“Enterprises are dealing with break-glass accounts, static tokens, and over-privileged users everywhere with no clear way to identify what’s truly privileged or what to cut,” said Neha Duggal, Chief Product Officer of P0 Security. “The desired end state is simple: privileged resources clearly identified with zero standing access. The challenge is getting there. P0 makes that journey practical by turning today’s authorization chaos into a centralized control plane.”
This expansion positions P0 Security as a comprehensive solution for modern enterprises seeking to eliminate standing privileges and enforce least-privilege access consistently across their entire digital footprint.
P0 Security is redefining PAM for multi-cloud and hybrid environments with the most agile way to ensure least-privileged, short-lived and auditable production access for users, NHIs and agents. Centralized governance, just enough privilege and just-in-time controls provide comprehensive access security that keeps pace with development. Every identity. Every system. All the time.
P0’s Access Graph and Identity DNA data layer make up the foundational architecture that powers comprehensive privilege insights and access control across all identities, production resources and environments. With P0, production access is least-privilege, short-lived and auditable by default.