SSH Communications Security

By integrating Beyond Identity’s continuous, risk-based authentication with SSH’s PrivX session control solution, companies can greatly reduce the risk associated with privileged access to their most critical systems by eliminating passwords and utilizing continuous device posture validation.

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About SSH Communications Security

SSH Communications Security is a defensive cybersecurity company that safeguards communications and access between systems, automated applications, and people. We have 5,000+ customers worldwide, including 40 percent of Fortune 500 companies and major organizations in the Finance, Government, Retail, and Industrial segments.

We help our customers secure their business in the age of hybrid cloud and distributed IT and OT infrastructures. Our passwordless and keyless Zero Trust solutions reduce costs and complexity while quantum-safe encryption keeps critical connections future-proof. Our teams and partners in North America, Europe, and Asia ensure customer success. The company’s shares (SSH1V) are listed on Nasdaq Helsinki. www.ssh.com.

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