Foxpass by Splashtop
Certificate lifecycle management (CLM) software
Privileged access management (PAM) software
Microsegmentation software
Network access control software
Zero trust networking software
Confidentiality software
Identity management software
Network security software
Zero trust architecture software
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What is Foxpass by Splashtop
Foxpass by Splashtop is a cloud-managed network access control and identity-aware access platform used to control who and what can connect to corporate networks. It is commonly deployed for Wi‑Fi (RADIUS), VPN authentication, and SSH access control, with integrations to identity providers for centralized user and group management. The product focuses on simplifying access policy administration across distributed environments and providing auditability for network access events. It is typically used by IT and security teams supporting small to mid-sized organizations and distributed workforces.
Cloud-managed RADIUS for Wi‑Fi
Foxpass provides a hosted RADIUS service to manage Wi‑Fi authentication without operating on-premises RADIUS infrastructure. This can reduce operational overhead for organizations with multiple sites or limited network engineering resources. Centralized policy and user/group mapping supports consistent access rules across locations. The approach aligns with common NAC use cases where identity-backed network access is required.
Identity provider integrations
The product integrates with common identity providers to use existing directories, groups, and SSO workflows for network access decisions. This helps administrators avoid duplicating user accounts and reduces the risk of stale access when employees change roles or leave. Group-based policies can be applied to Wi‑Fi, VPN, and other supported access paths. Centralizing identity sources also improves traceability for access reviews.
SSH access control and auditing
Foxpass includes SSH key management and access controls intended to govern administrative access to servers. This supports use cases where teams want to standardize SSH onboarding/offboarding and reduce unmanaged keys. Logging and audit trails can help with investigations and compliance reporting for privileged access events. For organizations without a full PAM suite, this can provide a practical baseline for SSH governance.
Not a full PAM suite
While it can manage SSH access, Foxpass does not typically cover the broader PAM capabilities many enterprises require, such as privileged session recording, just-in-time elevation across many systems, or vaulting for a wide range of credential types. Organizations with complex privileged workflows may need additional tooling for comprehensive privileged access governance. This can increase integration and operational complexity. Buyers should validate coverage against their PAM control requirements.
Limited certificate lifecycle scope
Despite being adjacent to identity and access, Foxpass is not primarily designed for end-to-end certificate lifecycle management across public and private PKI. Organizations needing discovery, issuance automation, renewal orchestration, and policy enforcement for large certificate estates may find gaps. Certificate management requirements often extend to multi-CA governance and deep PKI reporting. Those needs generally require dedicated CLM capabilities.
Microsegmentation depth may vary
Foxpass supports identity-aware access controls, but it is not typically positioned as a full microsegmentation platform with extensive east-west traffic policy modeling and enforcement across heterogeneous workloads. Enterprises pursuing granular segmentation across data centers and cloud environments may require additional network/security controls. The product’s strengths are more aligned with access authentication and policy enforcement at connection points. Buyers should confirm enforcement points and segmentation granularity for their architecture.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard (Access Control) | Custom pricing — Contact Sales | EAP-TTLS (username/password) Cloud RADIUS + Cloud LDAP, RADIUS over TLS (RadSec), directory sync (Entra ID/Azure, Google Workspace, Okta, OneLogin), RBAC, 24h audit log retention (extendable), email-based support, guided onboarding. (Pricing on official site: Contact Sales). |
| Advanced (Access Control) | Custom pricing — Contact Sales | Everything in Standard, plus EAP-TLS certificate-based authentication, Foxpass Cloud PKI (built-in), automated certificate lifecycle management, SCEP/MDM integrations, BYOD certificate installer, real-time certificate audit logging. (Pricing on official site: Contact Sales). |
| Foxpass Cloud PKI (Standalone) | $0.50 per user/month (billed annually) | Fully managed private CA & certificate lifecycle automation; multiple enrollment methods (SCEP, BYOD installer, CSR upload), works with any RADIUS/VPN/firewall appliance; listed with volume discounts at 1000+ users. |
Additional notes:
- Available add-ons (separately): Engineering License Add-On (SSH/Posix/sudo/SSH-key management) and Extended Logging Add-On (90-day searchable log retention). Pricing for add-ons is not listed on the public product pages and requires contacting sales.
Seller details
Splashtop Inc.
San Jose, CA, USA
2006
Private
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