Key improvements in Syteca v7.21:
- Simplified PAM configuration, adapted to SMEs
- Improved visibility into the hybrid environment
- Expanded compliance support
- User interface optimized for intuitive usability
Refreshed interface with a refined design
Enjoy a cleaner interface that enables faster decision-making, simplifies adoption, and minimizes configuration errors, all while maintaining the usual fluid navigation.
Greater control. Less complexity.
New features give your team greater visibility, easier access, and improved compliance readiness, all with minimal setup.
Masking sensitive data
Unlike any other platform on the market, Syteca now offers real-time sensitive data masking when recording user sessions. It detects and hides predefined data types, such as credentials, credit card numbers, and Social Security numbers, so you can monitor activity without the risk of exposing sensitive user information. With this feature, your user activity monitoring process complies with data privacy requirements such as GDPR, PCI DSS, and HIPAA. Explore Syteca UAM
Web Connection Manager
The latest version of Syteca adds agentless privileged access management, allowing users to initiate RDP and SSH connections directly from their browser. With the web connection manager, effective privileged access management requires no complex configurations, manual installations, or DevOps. Activation is just a click away. Explore Syteca PAM
Recording full-motion screenshots
Syteca can now record user sessions as continuous videos instead of a series of static screenshots. As a result, you’ll enjoy smoother playback with a higher frame rate. Recording on-screen activity in full motion makes it easier to track, analyze, and audit user sessions. You can switch between recording full-motion and time-lapse screenshots at any time.
Account Discovery in Linux
Account discovery now works on Linux systems. This allows you to automatically scan your Linux or hybrid environments for unmanaged privileged accounts, helping you close security gaps that attackers could exploit. Ensure visibility by identifying manually created privileged accounts, machine identities, and public SSH keys. All without the routine work or IT overhead. Explore Syteca PAM.
What Syteca is built to catch
Perimeter security assumes the threat is outside. Insider risk breaks that assumption, and it is awkward precisely because the activity looks authorised: a real account, valid credentials, a legitimate session. Syteca works on that layer, recording what privileged users actually do rather than only whether they were allowed in, which is the difference between knowing an account logged in and knowing what it touched.
Most insider incidents are not malicious. An administrator working around a slow change process, a contractor keeping access after the engagement ended, a shared account nobody can attribute to a person. None of these trip a conventional alert, and all of them become serious during an audit or an incident when nobody can reconstruct who did what.
Session recording is what closes that gap. When the record shows the actual sequence of actions, an investigation takes hours instead of weeks, and the same record deters the behaviour in the first place: people work differently when they know the session is attributable. Syteca is usually bought for the investigation and pays for itself through the deterrence.
Deploying Syteca without disrupting the team
Start with third parties rather than with staff. Contractors, vendors and support partners are the population where monitoring is least contentious, where access is most often over-provisioned, and where the organisation has the weakest record today. It is a narrow deployment that produces useful findings quickly and builds the case for wider coverage.
Be explicit about scope with the people being recorded. Monitoring introduced quietly is the fastest way to turn a security control into a labour dispute; monitoring introduced as a policy that names what is recorded, who can review it and under what circumstances is usually accepted without friction. Syteca supports scoping by user group precisely so that this conversation has a technical answer.
Finally, decide upfront who reviews the recordings and when. A system that records everything and is watched by nobody satisfies an auditor and prevents nothing. Tying reviews to defined triggers — an out-of-hours session, access to a specific system, an alert from another tool — turns the recording from an archive into an actual control. See licensing for Syteca at Aufiero Informática, and full product details on the manufacturer’s official site at syteca.com.
