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Rudratic Technologies builds security software and delivers engineering services. Its SWOT platform covers privileged access (SWOT PAM), cloud access (SWOT Cloud PAM), database activity monitoring (SWOT DAM) and asset discovery (SWOT Radar). It also makes FlowForge for IT automation, Kodela for AI coding agents, and business apps for HR, sales, inventory and projects.

• All products

Mostly banks, payment companies and public bodies that must control privileged access and keep their data in-house. The products run inside the customer’s own network, which suits organisations with strict data residency rules or air-gapped sites.

• About Rudratic

SWOT PAM is self-hosted privileged access management. Every privileged SSH, RDP and database session goes through a proxy, so users never receive the target password. Access is requested and approved per task, SSH, database and browser RDP sessions are recorded and can be replayed, and passwords are rotated automatically.

• SWOT PAM

SWOT DAM is database activity monitoring that reads each database’s native audit trail, so nothing is installed on the database. It covers Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL and MariaDB, scores risky identities, runs CIS checks and checks backups.

• SWOT DAM

SWOT Cloud PAM controls privileged access to AWS, Azure and GCP. Every session is requested, approved and time-bound, and runs on short-lived cloud credentials, so no one keeps standing admin rights. Dangerous cloud API calls can be blocked before they reach the provider.

• SWOT Cloud PAM

SWOT Radar finds every device on your network, Active Directory and cloud accounts without agents, keeps one accurate record of each, and shows which accounts can log in to it. It also finds hidden admin accounts in nested groups and the shortest path from a user to a domain controller.

• SWOT Radar

QuantaxScan finds cryptography that quantum computers will break, and weak algorithms that are already broken, in code, Git repositories, APIs and TLS endpoints. It maps each finding to its NIST replacement, such as ML-KEM for key exchange and ML-DSA for signatures.

• QuantaxScan

SWOT Radar finds the assets and admin accounts, SWOT PAM and SWOT Cloud PAM control and record privileged access to them, and SWOT DAM watches what happens in the databases. Each product works on its own, and together they give one view from asset to session.

• All products

Yes for SWOT PAM: it ships an offline release bundle that installs with no internet connection. SWOT DAM, SWOT Radar and FlowForge also run inside your own network. SWOT Cloud PAM needs to reach your cloud provider’s APIs. Credentials, recordings and audit data stay inside your infrastructure.

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No. SWOT PAM reaches targets through its proxy, SWOT DAM reads native database audit trails, SWOT Radar discovers over standard network protocols, and FlowForge connects over SSH and WinRM.

• SWOT PAM
• SWOT DAM

In SWOT PAM, AI turns a plain-language request into a normal access request, and every action still passes the same role and approval checks. Kodela runs AI coding agents in their own workspaces, where an agent’s commands are proposed for approval rather than run automatically, and every turn is logged.

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Kodela is a self-hosted workspace for developers and AI coding agents. Each gets a workspace on hardware you own, with one controlled way out to the internet, approvals you set and an audit log. Kodela Memory records why each AI-assisted code change was made.

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They support controls in these frameworks by collecting privileged session, cloud access and database activity evidence, and by rotating system passwords. Whether a deployment meets a particular control depends on configuration, scope and independent assessment.

• Compliance support

Sign-on with SAML, OIDC and LDAP, including Microsoft Entra ID, Okta and Google. Logs to Splunk, IBM QRadar, Microsoft Sentinel or a webhook. Tickets in Jira, ServiceNow and Freshservice, and alerts in Microsoft Teams. Each product page lists its own integrations.

• Integrations

Yes. The engineers who build the products also deliver cybersecurity consulting, identity and access automation, cloud infrastructure, database services, AI automation and software development.

• Services

Rudratic Technologies Ltd is registered in England and Wales (company number 16832988) and works from London and Chennai. Customers are supported by the engineering team directly and through local partners.

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