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Open [`with.sudomimus.com`](https://with.sudomimus.com), then go to **Account → Session security**. This page lists your recent Sudomimus application sessions, including the application, sign-in channel, authentication method, start time, last refresh, and expiry.

Use the application filter when you only want to review one product.

When an agent or automation signs in, the page also shows that actor. This lets you distinguish your own activity from access performed by a specific agent or automation.

## End access

You can:

- end one session;
- end every session for one application; or
- end all application sessions for your account.

Ending all sessions also ends the current With session, so you will need to sign in again.

## What ending a session does

The selected session can no longer refresh its credentials or use Sudomimus endpoints that check live session status. It may take a moment for the application to update its own screen.

An application may also keep a separate local session. Sudomimus cannot delete that application-owned cookie or local data directly. An already-issued access token may continue to pass offline signature and expiry checks until it expires.

If you do not recognize a session, end it and then review your [sign-in methods](/en-us/with-portal/sign-in-methods/). Remove any passkey or linked account you no longer control.

If the unfamiliar session belongs to an agent or automation, review that principal and its credentials as well. Ending one session does not revoke the access key or public key it used. Suspend the principal or revoke the credential from [Programmatic access](/en-us/programmatic-access/overview/) if it may be compromised.

## Related

- [Data sharing](/en-us/with-portal/data-sharing/) - review what each application may receive.
- [Programmatic access](/en-us/programmatic-access/overview/) - manage agents, automations, and their credentials.
- [Managing sessions](/en-us/guides/managing-sessions/) - application-side session APIs.