Britive Bridge

The Britive Bridge is a self-hosted proxy that sits between your users and the systems they need to reach - Linux and Windows servers, databases, Kubernetes clusters, network devices, and internal web applications. Every connection flows through the Bridge, which grants access just-in-time, records the full session, and hands the recording back to your security and audit teams.

New to the Bridge? Start with the Overview to learn how it works, then pick a deployment mode that matches where you run software.

What the Bridge Does

Just-in-time access. Users connect through the Bridge instead of holding standing credentials on the target system. Access is granted for a checkout window and automatically revoked when it ends.
Two ways to connect. Users can connect with the native client tools they already know (the ssh command, a database CLI, Microsoft Remote Desktop), or do everything inside the web browser with nothing to install.
Full session recording. Terminal sessions, desktop sessions, database queries, and web traffic are recorded for playback and audit, with secrets automatically masked.
Live oversight. Authorized reviewers can watch active sessions, and lock or disconnect them mid-stream.