How do you track what applications users are using to fulfill their responsibilities and complete their tasks? The answer to this question defines how tight and accurate your security measures are. Spreadsheets and manual surveys unfortunately do not make the cut.
Discover every application that is run by users on their machines and possess a central source of truth using Securden Endpoint Privilege Manager. The Securden Agent fetches all application execution data and provides 360-degree visibility into your IT network.
From the perspective of the cybersecurity team, knowing what apps are being run by users is very important to prevent execution of malicious code and apps with known vulnerabilities.
From the IT team’s perspective, shadow IT and ‘zombie’ licenses eat up a significant portion of the IT budget silently.
If you can’t see the applications in use, you cannot secure it, update it, or optimize the cost. Our Securden Agent secures this visibility gap by pulling data directly from the endpoints themselves.
Automated Application Discovery
Continuously scan endpoints to detect:

No manual tracking. No blind spots.
Get a centralized view of:
Identify what users actually need vs. what they shouldn’t have.
Uncover unauthorized applications and tools running outside IT control:
Leverage real application usage data to:
Create policies using the discovered applications:
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You can configure which attributes the agent must capture during application discovery. You can create attribute sets to configure the preferred attributes for the agent to capture. If the preferred attributes could not be captured, the Agent would fetch the available attributes.
Discovering applications used across employee endpoints gives IT teams critical visibility into real-world usage. This enables them to eliminate shadow IT, prevent privilege creep, and build precise policies that enforce least privilege effectively. With accurate application usage insights, organizations can remove standing admin rights without disrupting workflows; ensuring both security and operational continuity.
Unlike static application inventory tools, application discovery tracks actual execution of applications in real time. This ensures you see what users truly run, and not just what is installed on their computers.
No. The discovery mechanism is lightweight and optimized to run in the background without affecting user productivity or system performance.
By understanding which applications users genuinely need, you can create precise allowlists and elevation policies and eliminate unnecessary admin rights without disrupting workflows.