Privileged Password Manager for Businesses

Secure privileged access across devices, applications and networks in your organization.

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Harvard Medical School
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EASA
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Trimble
Brisbane markets

Why do enterprises require a business password manager?

Enterprises need a business password manager to securely store and manage credentials across departments and teams. It centralizes password management, enforces role-based access controls, and ensures only authorized users can access sensitive data — reducing the risk of data breaches, insider threats, and compliance violations.

Key Features
for Businesses

Consolidate privileged credentials

Discover and add all your business credentials, like passwords, SSH keys, DevOps secrets, and sensitive files, to a centralized vault.

Enforce security best practices

Create and enforce password policies to reflect business password compliance requirements such as PCI DSS, HIPAA, NIST, etc.

Enforce multi-factor authentication

Integrate with MFA solutions like Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, Duo Security, RADIUS Authentication, Mail OTP, and physical options like YubiKey.

Share business resources among team members with granular access controls. Grant access without revealing underlying credentials.

One-click remote access to IT assets

Allow users to launch remote connections to enterprise IT assets without revealing the underlying credentials.

Comprehensive audit trails

Ensure accountability on shared business passwords using comprehensive audit trails that associate each action with the corresponding user.

Business Password Manager

Why do you need a
Business Password Management solution?

Hackers continue to seek out privileged passwords and the growth in the number of privileged identities shows no sign of slowing down. Password based attacks such as credential spraying, stuffing, brute force attacks take advantage of poor password hygiene followed by businesses. In large businesses and enterprises, the number of devices used by employees is enormous, and the number of passwords in use is even more significant. Siloed approach to business password management, which involves teams having their own password storage methods will do more harm than good to the business. Credentials stored centrally will help better enforce business password management best practices and help manage access among teams.

A comprehensive record of all privileged activities will go the extra mile in ensuring accountability for activities performed on shared accounts in your enterprise. A business password manager will also help you demonstrate compliance with industry regulations and compliance requirements. Drilled-down, modular, and customizable reports that help your enterprise become audit friendly.

Benefits of deploying a business password manager

Enhanced Security, Simplified Control

Improved security

A business password manager helps replace passwords stored on sticky notes, spreadsheets, and text files where they are left vulnerable and exposed. Securden provides encrypted storage for all business passwords, which helps manage the explosion in the number of digital identities that came up with the rapid digitization of businesses.

Easy accessibility

Managing shared business passwords has always been a huge challenge. Multiple teams that need the same resource can easily use the shared password. Comprehensive audit trails help associate privileged activities with users to ensure accountability.

Compliance ready

Businesses often face the challenge of complying with industry standards such as PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOX, NIST, ISO, GDPR, and NERC-CIP. Almost all standards recommend enforcing multifactor authentication, deploying access controls, and maintaining a record of privileged activities. Securden helps you enforce every recommended business password management best practice and become compliance-ready with drilled-down reports.

Reasons to choose Securden’s
Business Password Manager

Uncompromising Security for
Privileged Accounts

Securden’s Business Password Manager fortifies your enterprise credentials with robust security, ensuring seamless protection against unauthorized access. Built on a zero-trust, zero-knowledge architecture, Securden encrypts your password inventory end-to-end, always keeping your sensitive data confidential.

Granular Access Control &
Deep Visibility

Managing privileged access across your organization is critical and with Securden, you can define/ assign granular access permissions, ensuring employees get only the access they need. Gain deep visibility into password usage, user activity, and security compliance—all while maintaining a frictionless workflow.

Intelligent Autofill for
Hassle-Free Access

Securden’s Business Password Manager allows you to auto-fill credentials across applications and websites, ensuring a secure and quick access to critical business systems while eliminating password fatigue.

Effortless Setup &
Seamless Integration

Securden enables quick installation and smooth user onboarding with Active Directory integration, ensuring a frictionless experience. Generate strong passwords, enforce policies, and securely share credentials—all in one centralized platform.

Streamlined User Onboarding
& Offboarding

Simplify user lifecycle management with automated onboarding via AD/Azure AD. Securden enables instant offboarding by revoking all access upon employee exit while seamlessly transferring permissions to their replacement—eliminating security gaps and reducing administrative overhead.

Robust Compliance
& Audit-Ready Reporting

Securden helps you stay ahead of regulatory requirements by maintaining a detailed record of password access, changes, and user activity, ensuring complete visibility for audits. Meet industry standards like ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST, GDPR, and HIPAA etc., effortlessly with comprehensive reporting and policy enforcement.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How to store passwords safely?

A password manager or a web browser can securely save your passwords, eliminating the need to memorize them. This enables you to create and use strong, unique passwords for each of your accounts, reducing the risk associated with reusing the same password across multiple platforms.

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How do businesses store passwords?

A password manager is a valuable tool for businesses as it helps employees securely store and manage their login credentials. By eliminating the need to remember multiple complex passwords, it saves time and enhances security across the organization.

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Can password managers see your passwords?

Password managers are secure if they implement end-to-end encryption, ensuring that only the user has access to their stored data.

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What are the three basic types of password manager?

The three primary categories include desktop-based, cloud-hosted, and single sign-on (SSO) solutions.

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Which encryption is best for passwords?

AES encryption at 128 bits offers strong security, but many organizations opt for the more robust 256-bit encryption for enhanced protection. At Securden, we implement 256-bit encryption to securely store passwords, providing our clients with top-tier security.

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Can I host my own password manager?

AES encryption at 128 bits offers strong security, but many organizations opt for the more robust 256-bit encryption for enhanced protection. At Securden, we implement 256-bit encryption to securely store passwords, providing our clients with top-tier security.

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Why is Centralized Password Management Important?

Without a centralized solution, teams often store passwords in spreadsheets or share them via chat — increasing the risk of data breaches.

Benefits of centralized password management:

  • Improved cybersecurity posture
  • Controlled user access
  • Reduced insider threats
  • Better compliance with industry standards
  • Efficient onboarding/offboarding
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How Does Securden Ensure Secure Team Credentials?

Securden follows a zero-trust architecture, ensuring that only authenticated users with explicit permissions can access sensitive credentials.

Securden’s security framework includes:

  • Improved cybersecurity posture
  • Controlled user access
  • Reduced insider threats
  • Better compliance with industry standards
  • Efficient onboarding/offboarding
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What Makes Securden Ideal for Enterprise Password Management?

Securden is designed to meet the needs of mid-size to large enterprises with complex IT environments.

Highlights:

  • Seamless integration with Active Directory and LDAP
  • Support for hybrid and remote teams
  • Scalable for thousands of users
  • API access for automation
  • Compliance support for GDPR, HIPAA, and SOC 2
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What is a business password manager and why do companies need one?

A business password manager is a secure tool that helps companies—particularly IT admins and security teams—store, manage, and share credentials centrally. It ensures authorized access, enforces password policies, and reduces the risk of breaches from shared or weak passwords across departments.

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How can teams securely share passwords without risking data breaches?

Teams can securely share passwords using a business password manager like Securden, which provides encrypted vaults and role-based access. This approach is especially valuable for team leads and department heads, as it ensures that only authorized individuals can view or manage sensitive information—avoiding the common pitfalls of sharing credentials over email, chat apps, or spreadsheets.

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What are the key features of Securden's Business Password Manager?

Securden offers centralized password storage, secure sharing, role-based access controls, end-to-end encryption, audit trails, Active Directory integration, and compliance support—all built on a zero-trust foundation. These features are critical for IT administrators and CISOs focused on protecting enterprise data while ensuring operational efficiency.

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Can I manage user access and permissions with Securden?

Yes, Securden allows IT administrators and access managers to define granular controls over who can view, edit, or share credentials. Permissions can be assigned based on roles, departments, or user groups—helping organizations enforce the principle of least privilege and reduce unnecessary exposure.

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Does Securden support compliance with regulations like HIPAA, GDPR, or SOC 2?

Absolutely. Securden helps compliance officers and risk teams meet regulatory requirements by offering encrypted storage, detailed audit logs, fine-grained access controls, and policy enforcement—making it easier to pass audits and align with standards such as HIPAA, GDPR, SOC 2, and more.

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How secure is Securden? What encryption does it use?

Securden uses AES-256 bit encryption for data at rest and TLS for data in transit. Built for CISOs and security-conscious IT leaders, it follows a strict zero-trust model and supports multi-factor authentication, IP restrictions, and detailed audit logs to ensure the highest level of protection.

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Is it possible to integrate Securden with Active Directory or cloud services?

Yes, Securden integrates seamlessly with Active Directory, LDAP, and various cloud-based identity providers. This makes it easier for IT operations teams to manage user provisioning, automate group-based access, and streamline authentication workflows across hybrid environments.

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What’s the difference between a personal and a business password manager?

Personal password managers are designed for individuals managing their own logins, whereas business password managers offer centralized control, team-based access, auditing, and compliance enforcement. For procurement heads and decision-makers, this distinction is crucial when choosing a secure solution that scales with organizational needs.

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Can I audit user activity and generate reports with Securden?

Yes, Securden provides real-time activity logs and customizable reports so IT governance teams and security auditors can track who accessed which credentials, when, and from where. These insights support both internal reviews and external compliance audits.

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Is Securden suitable for remote and hybrid teams?

Definitely. Securden is built for today’s distributed work environments, enabling secure access to credentials from anywhere. IT administrators supporting remote or hybrid teams can leverage features like IP-based restrictions, device tracking, and session timeouts to maintain control without compromising flexibility.

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