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- Securden is an identity-security software suite that lets IT and security teams control who and what can access critical systems.
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- It combines credential vaulting, privileged session management, endpoint privilege management, vendor access, identity governance, cloud entitlement management and non-human/AI identity management in one platform.
- It is positioned as a simpler, more affordable alternative to fragmented or heavyweight legacy PAM tools.
- Best for
- Mid-market and SMB IT/security teams that want privileged access management without enterprise pricing or heavy consultancy, and organizations consolidating several identity tools into one platform.
- Pricing
- Pricing is quote-based and primarily per-user, with tiered volume discounts that typically begin around 30 users; there is no public list price.
More detail
- A free Starter edition is available for up to 5 users.
- Deployment can be on-premise, self-hosted or SaaS; specific subscription terms, minimums, lock-ins,
- Main limitation
- Very large enterprises needing proven scale benchmarks or broad multi-cloud CIEM coverage (Azure/GCP entitlement support is not stated), and buyers who want public list pricing or a self-service purchase.
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About
- Securden is an identity-security software suite that lets IT and security teams control who and what can access critical systems.
- It combines credential vaulting, privileged session management, endpoint privilege management, vendor access, identity governance, cloud entitlement management and non-human/AI identity management in one platform.
- It is positioned as a simpler, more affordable alternative to fragmented or heavyweight legacy PAM tools.
What it helps with
- Credential sprawl and shared or standing admin accounts across systems
- Ransomware and malware propagation caused by local admin rights on endpoints
- Standing third-party and vendor access that is hard to revoke
- Excess cloud permissions and privileged policies in AWS
- Password-related helpdesk load from resets and account unlocks
- Secrets hard-coded in DevOps pipelines and CI/CD workflows
- Unmanaged service accounts, API keys and AI agent access
- Fragmented identity tools that create gaps and inconsistent policy enforcement
Capabilities
A practical view of what is available and where limitations apply.
| Offering | Available | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise password vault | Yes | Centrally stores, shares and rotates passwords, keys, certificates and secrets, including admin and service passwords and SSH keys. |
| Privileged session management | Yes | Discovers privileged accounts and can launch, proxy, monitor and record RDP, SSH and SQL sessions with tamper-proof playback. |
| Endpoint privilege management | Yes | Removes local admin rights, enforces application control and grants just-in-time elevation. |
| Vendor access management | Yes | Zero-trust just-in-time remote access for third parties without VPN, agents or firewall changes, with full session recording. |
| Identity governance and administration | Yes | Defines, enforces and audits access policies and supports access reviews. |
| Cloud infrastructure entitlement management | Limited | Documented specifically around AWS entitlements and pruning excess permissions; Azure and GCP coverage is not stated. |
| Non-human and AI identity management | Yes | Secures API keys, tokens, service accounts and AI agents, including discovery, governance and runtime control for AI agents and MCP servers. |
| Self-service password reset | Yes | AD and Azure AD password resets and account unlocks without helpdesk involvement. |
| DevOps secrets management | Yes | Manages secrets in CI/CD pipelines via SDK/CLI integrations and Azure Key Vault secrets. |
| Public list pricing | No | Pricing is quote-based; only a free Starter edition for up to 5 users is publicly specified. |
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