Fudo Security Named Overall Leader in KuppingerCole 2025 Secure Remote Access Report

Nov 3, 2025
Fudo Security has been recognized by KuppingerCole as a Product, Innovation, and Overall Leader in the 2025 Leadership Compass for Secure Remote Access (SRA) for OT/ICS, highlighting its AI-driven monitoring and Zero Trust capabilities.

Fudo Security has been recognized as a Product Leader, Innovation Leader, and Overall Leader in KuppingerCole's 2025 Leadership Compass for Secure Remote Access (SRA) for OT/ICS, announced in a press release.

The independent analyst report evaluates secure remote access solutions that protect operational technology and industrial control system environments. Fudo Security was highlighted for its agentless deployment, AI-based session monitoring, and Zero Trust access control.

According to the report, Fudo leads the Product Leadership ranking, followed by Palo Alto Networks and SSH Communications Security. Its AI capabilities include biometric behavior analysis, SSH session summaries, and risk-based access decisions.

The company's Fudo Enterprise platform was noted for features such as dynamic tunneling for OT protocols without VPNs, granular role-based controls, automated credential rotation, and full session recording with forensic audit capabilities.

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