About PutyGo

Independent education for confident remote access

PutyGo exists to make SSH concepts easier to understand and safer to apply—from a first PuTTY session to a repeatable employee onboarding program.

Independent guidance
In this guide
What PutyGo publishesHow the project is fundedIndependence and trademarksEditorial principlesScope and limitations
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What PutyGo publishes

Most of this site is free educational content about SSH connections, PuTTY configuration, SSH keys, Windows clients, and secure remote access. Guides emphasize what a setting does, why it matters, and where organizational policy should take over.

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How the project is funded

PutyGo also offers commercial education and documentation services for businesses, including SSH training, remote access education, configuration documentation, and onboarding materials. Free guides remain accessible without submitting a sales enquiry.

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Independence and trademarks

PutyGo is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or the official website of the PuTTY project or its developers. PuTTY and other product names belong to their respective owners. References are descriptive and educational. PutyGo does not distribute or sell PuTTY software.

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Editorial principles

  • Explain security tradeoffs without guarantees.
  • Separate general education from environment-specific instructions.
  • Never ask readers to share passwords or private keys.
  • Correct material when reliable evidence shows it is outdated or inaccurate.
  • Distinguish paid services clearly from free guidance.
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Scope and limitations

Educational material cannot account for every operating system, server version, compliance obligation, or internal control. Readers should validate changes in their environment and work with authorized administrators.