Built-in terminal recording and command history for every SSH session through Kllyroo — the audit trail teams usually stand up a separate tool like Teleport or StrongDM to get, included by default.
Every SSH session through Kllyroo's terminal is recorded as video and logged as a searchable command index — indexed by server, user, and time. "Who ran that command" becomes a search, not an investigation.
Video is uploaded incrementally in roughly 30-second chunks throughout the session, instead of holding the entire recording in memory and shipping one large file at the end.
Because most of the recording has already been uploaded chunk by chunk, a network drop or an abruptly closed session only risks the last few seconds — not the whole thing.
In an audit tool, a partial recording is still evidence. If a session ends without a clean finalize signal, the chunks already received are preserved and marked partial rather than silently deleted.
A background sweep periodically checks for sessions that went stale without ever finalizing, and salvages whatever was captured — so nothing sits in limbo indefinitely.
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