The audit gap in remote access
VPN logs can show a connection without showing the business reason, exact asset or user activity. Vendor tools and shared accounts fragment the remaining evidence across systems and organizations.
Use cases · OT remote access
Turn every remote OT session into audit evidence
When remote access is handled through fragmented tools, audit questions are hard to answer. Who connected? What did they access? Why was access approved? What happened during the session? Otector helps turn remote access into structured evidence.
Otector links access context, approvals and session activity so remote work can be reviewed as one evidence trail.
What Otector records
Otector can associate identity, provider, site, asset, access reason, approved window, session activity, alerts and administrative changes with one controlled access history.
Approval and request evidence
The request captures why access was needed and who approved it. Decisions and adjustments remain linked to the sessions opened within that approved context.
Session recordings and event history
Depending on policy and profile, browser sessions can be recorded and replayed. Event history, file activity and tunnel flow decisions add context around the interaction.
Evidence for reviews and investigations
Security, operations and audit teams can use the retained history to support access reviews, incident investigations and broader security or compliance programs.
Evidence examples
The context needed to answer audit questions.
- User identity
- Provider identity
- Site and asset
- Access reason
- Approved time window
- Session recording
- File activity
- Alerts
- Flow decisions
- Administrative changes
Connected controls
One platform around every access path.
Browser sessions, controlled native-tool access, approvals, monitoring and evidence share one client-controlled model.
Relevant industries
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FAQ
Questions about this access challenge.
What evidence does Otector retain?
Depending on configuration, Otector can retain users, providers, sites, assets, reasons, approvals, timestamps, recordings, file activity, alerts, flow decisions and administrative changes.
Can sessions be replayed?
Recorded browser sessions can be replayed by authorized users according to the configured retention and access policy.
Are access requests stored?
Yes. Request details, approval decisions and approved time windows can be retained and linked to the resulting sessions.
Can service-provider sessions be audited?
Yes. Service-provider identity and activity are governed through the client’s access and audit model.
Can Otector support compliance programs?
Otector can support security and compliance programs by helping create access records and session evidence. It does not by itself guarantee compliance.
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