Britive Bridge

The Britive Bridge is a self-hosted access proxy that sits between your users and the systems they reach - Linux and Windows servers, databases, Kubernetes clusters, network devices, and internal web applications. Instead of standing credentials, users get just-in-time access through a checkout: the Bridge authenticates the user, connects to the target with credentials they never see, and records the entire session for later review.

Users connect either natively - with the same ssh, psql, RDP, or database client they already use, pointed at the Bridge - or in the browser, as a recorded terminal, desktop, or SQL session that needs nothing installed. Auditors and admins can watch sessions live and step in when needed, session owners can hand out view-only share links, and every session is captured for after-the-fact playback and audit.

Because the Bridge brokers access to so many system types, it has its own dedicated documentation section covering deployment, configuration, protocols, checkouts, session sharing, and operations.