Short narrated walkthroughs of the Vaultris gateway, recorded from the live portal. Each one plays on its own with a cursor showing where to click, and every word spoken is also written under the player.
Creating an operator account, putting them in a group, and the two choices on this page that people get wrong.
Registering a target machine and vaulting the credential the gateway will inject on your operators' behalf.
The step that connects a person to a machine — who can reach what, as which account, and what they may do when they get there.
The operator's daily job — finding a machine you are cleared for and opening a recorded session on it, without ever seeing a password.
Watching what is happening now, and proving later exactly what happened.
The tamper-evident ledger underneath everything, and how to turn it into a document somebody outside the team can read.
Where the passwords actually live, how exposed each one makes you, and the hygiene problems the vault can find on its own.
Seeing what every machine is doing without installing anything on any of them.
The unit access is granted to — how membership works, and the fastest way to give a team what it needs.
What you are looking at when you first sign in, how the four workspaces divide up, and where your own account lives.
No live estate data. The screens are real, but every asset name, address, region, group and account in them has been replaced with a documentation example — addresses come from the ranges RFC 5737 reserves for exactly this, and domains from RFC 2606. Safe to share.