Announcement

We released Remote Desktop Manager (RDM) 2026.2, and one of the bigger items is MFA on PAM checkouts. What we added: RDM can now prompt for MFA when a PAM checkout is requested, so verification happens right before privileged access is granted, not just at login. Supported methods for now are TOTP, email, and SMS. It works on Windows, macOS, Linux, and mobile. [image] The idea is to put a checkpoint exactly where it matters: at the moment someone's about to open a sensitive session. If you're using PAM, update to 2026.2 and give it a try. A few things we'd like to hear about: Does the prompt land at the right point in your workflow, or does it add friction where you don't want it? We started with TOTP, email, and SMS. What would you want next? Push? Hardware keys? Anything that feels different (or off) between desktop and mobile? Full details are in the release blog: What's new in Devolutions Remote Desktop Manager 2026.2

Discover all of the new features and improvements in Devolutions PAM 2026.1 ! NEW FEATURES Manage temporary access to PAM accounts End privileged sessions automatically after account check-in Extend PAM to MongoDB through discovery and account password rotation Connect multiple PAM services for high availability Monitor PAM service health and trigger web-based updates IMPROVEMENTS Enhance just-in-time elevation for SSH with Linux privilege set controls Assign and manage privileged access account risk Improve check-in behavior with auto check-in on entry close

Tell us what you think! In this new series spotlighting features you might have missed, we’d love to hear from you! Share in a comment your first impressions or how you’ve been using it in your day-to-day. Your experiences help inspire others in the community and play a key role in shaping the future of our products. When discovering PAM accounts, Devolutions Hub Business and Devolutions Server (DVLS) automatically assign a numerical risk score ranging from 1 to 10, based on domain group membership, and designate an account tier . The assigned tier makes it easy to filter dashboards, prioritize rotations and approvals, and focus audits on what matters most. [image]

Discover all of the new features and improvements in Devolutions PAM 2025.3 ! NEW FEATURES Edit PAM accounts directly in RDM using Devolutions Server (DVLS) Classify privileged accounts by tier and automatically score risk (1–10) during account discovery Enable Entra ID just-in-time (JIT) elevation for Devolutions Hub Business IMPROVEMENTS Provide Gateway support for the Windows User provider in PAM Included ticket numbers in DVLS PAM activity reports Added JIT-specific options in DVLS checkout policies Enforce account lifecycle policies

The Devolutions PAM 2025.2 update introduces new PAM providers, enhanced check-out flexibility, and a streamlined interface. DVLS and Hub AWS PAM provider Azure AD / Entra ID PAM provider (Hub) On-premise Active Directory PAM provider (Hub) PostgreSQL PAM provider (DVLS and Hub) Optional check-in/check-out PAM accounts in DVLS Initial release of privilege elevation and delegation (PEDM) Consolidated Account lifecycle policy section for password rotation and propagation sections