An enterprise password manager provides centralized control over sensitive credentials, enabling secure storage, access management, and activity monitoring across teams. Securden’s enterprise password manager offers robust security controls, granular access workflows, and audit trails to help organizations protect and govern passwords at scale.
Enterprises should consider password managers that offer:
Securden Password Vault for Enterprises encrypts all credentials at rest using strong encryption standards. Passwords are stored in a tamper-proof vault with access governed by role-based permissions, approval workflows, and session restrictions.
Yes. Securden’s password manager enables granular access control based on roles, departments, or operational needs. Admins can assign view-only, launch-only, or full access privileges, with optional multi-level approvals.
Absolutely. Every action—whether it’s accessing a password, launching a session, or modifying an entry—is captured with timestamps, user details, and audit trails. Session recordings are also supported for sensitive access.
Yes. Securden’s enterprise password manager integrates with Active Directory and LDAP for authentication, user provisioning, and access policy enforcement. It also supports SSO and MFA for enhanced identity verification.
Yes. Securden’s enterprise password manager automates password resets and rotations for privileged accounts, service accounts, and application credentials to prevent stale or reused passwords from becoming security risks.
Passwords can be securely shared with authorized users without exposing the actual password. Access can be time-bound, one-time, or restricted to specific use cases with full audit logging.
Yes. With Securden password manager’s DevOps Secrets Management feature, secrets are injected into scripts and CI/CD pipelines at runtime using APIs, CLI tools, and SDKs—eliminating the need for hard-coded values.
Secrets can be retrieved programmatically through REST APIs, CLI interfaces, and SDKs. Securden’s enterprise password manager integrates with popular DevOps tools and injects secrets just in time to ensure secure operations.
Securden password manager supports Windows, Linux, macOS, cloud environments, remote systems, DevOps tools, and mobile apps. Securden also offers browser extensions, REST APIs, and integrations for seamless access and usage.
Yes. Securden password manager helps securely store and rotate credentials for service accounts, database logins, internal tools, and application access points—automating credential management and eliminating manual interventions.
Securden enterprise password manager provides detailed activity reports, access reviews, audit trails, and session logs to support internal policies and external compliance standards like ISO 27001, SOC 2, and more.
