Discover and protect administrator, service, web app passwords, keys, secrets, and all identities—human, workload, and AI. Provide just-in-time privileged access to resources and streamline third-party access. Enforce application controls on workstations. Audit and record all access to critical IT assets.
Securden has proven absolutely invaluable in securing and maintaining all our accounts and passwords, especially the break glass accounts as we had to deal with a lot of them. The ability to write back passwords and reset password remotely is great. Also, customer support is amazingly helpful, they fix the issues immediately for us, and if we have a new request, they make it available in the next release within a couple of weeks. Overall, the product works brilliantly with little to no issues.
Incredible support, very good product, we're highly satisfied
I got answers for every question, during trial and afterwards. Support was fast and efficient. PAM got our own passwords safe and gave us a single, centralized way to manage customers' passwords and remote access through a single interface. Price tag is very good as well.
Without robust privilege management, the risk of insider threats and unauthorized access was high and we wanted to have a comprehensive privileged access security solution in place.
We chose Securden for multiple reasons: its comprehensive feature set, ease of implementation, user-friendly interface, competitive pricing, straightforward upgrades, and easy management of high availability nodes.
Discover and consolidate all privileged identities and sensitive accounts under a centralized, encrypted repository. Granularly provision access to identities and comprehensively audit all activity.
Allow your users to seamlessly gain temporary access to privileged IT assets without waiting for helpdesk technicians. Streamline access requests by integrating with enterprise ticketing systems.
Track privileged activities as audit trails and generate actionable reports to demonstrate compliance with regulations such as NIST, CMMC, NIS2, PCI-DSS, SAMA, DORA etc.
With a robust security framework, continuous monitoring, and regular audits, Securden adheres to rigorous security benchmarks to ensure data security and privacy.
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Securden Unified PAM software helps IT administrators gain control over admin passwords and complete visibility over which privileged systems users access.
Discover, consolidate and securely store all your privileged accounts in a centralized vault. Organize accounts into folders reflecting your company's hierarchy.
Securden's discovery engine scans your network and discovers systems (Windows, Linux Unix, and Mac), databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle and MSSQL), Virtual Machines, and network devices. It also fetches local admin accounts, domain accounts and service accounts (and their dependencies) from Windows members.
With complete visibility over your privileged accounts, you can organize them in nested folders reflecting the organizational hierarchy. This grants you the flexibility of assigning permissions at any level, sharing access to users/groups, changing passwords at the folder level, etc.
Manage and control which PAM features users can access by assigning them roles with granular permissions.
Securden provides pre-defined user roles with well-defined access scope and privileges. At the application level, the ability to add accounts, change passwords, create and manage users, enforce password policy, export data, view audit trails, generate reports, and change settings can all be controlled through roles.
Provision to create custom roles allows you to go deep into product capabilities and specifically pick which PAM features a role would have access to. The granularity in assigning permissions gives you better control over what users can do within the PAM system.
Prevent unauthorized access to the PAM interface by enforcing users to authenticate through two successive stages before they access their account.
Securden’s native authentication, Azure (Entra ID), or Active Directory authentication serves as the primary authentication mechanism. Additionally, users can be forced to authenticate through Google/Microsoft Authenticator, RADIUS, Email OTPs, TOTPs, Duo, YubiKey, etc.
You can selectively enforce any option as the second authentication factor for different users as required. User behavior analytics and adaptive MFA ensure that authentication is enforced when suspicious or anomalous activity is detected.
Access your account passwords and files anytime, anywhere, and from any device with offline access capabilities in Securden.
Securden allows you to export your passwords in the form of an encrypted HTML file for secure offline access. You can open the offline copy using any standard web browser from any device, including mobile devices. As the offline copy is encrypted and the encryption key is known only to you, no one else can access the data.
IT staff or technicians on remote locations or client sites without access to Securden, can use the offline access mechanism to see their privileged account data. Users who have the privilege controls on their Windows/Mac endpoints will be able to access allowed applications with administrator privileges even when offline.
Ensure business continuity with uninterrupted access to passwords even with unexpected downtime or system crashes.
Securden comes with a robust redundancy architecture allowing you to have primary and multiple secondary application servers. If the primary server goes down, users can seamlessly connect to any of the secondary servers and get uninterrupted access to credentials. During upgrades to the primary server, users can stay connected to the secondary servers with read-only access.
It also comes with provision for periodic backup of the database and a smart recovery manager that takes care of a quick recovery in the unlikely event of a database crash.
A technical consultant will walk you through important product features demonstrating how you can administer control over your privileged accounts.
Privileged access management software is a tool used by IT security teams to secure access to critical assets. It involves securely storing credentials, launching & recording RDP, SSH, SQL sessions, and auditing all admin access.
PAM vendors provide price quotes based on factors such as number of endpoints, users, connections, etc. Securden Unified PAM is licensed based on the users who will access the PAM interface to carry out operations. Read more about PAM Pricing.
PAM tools act as an encrypted gateway for users to remotely access endpoints, applications, and servers. Controls such as MFA, least privilege, and access termination ensure that users do not have standing access to IT systems.
Unified PAM helps secure admin accounts by discovering all such accounts and securely storing them in the encrypted vault. Time-limited access can then be granted to these accounts for users.
A 30-day free trial of the PAM tool is available here, with no credit card requirements or obligations. You can set up the tool for a Proof-Of-Concept at no additional cost and help from the support team.
