Securden Unified PAM is an identity and access management platform from Securden for MSPs managing cloud and on-premises infrastructure, combining Privileged Access Management, Endpoint Privilege Manager, Identity Governance and cloud infrastructure entitlements in a single solution, with pricing available by quote.
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Securden Unified PAM is a unified identity security platform from Securden, a US-based vendor in Paramus, New Jersey, that consolidates Privileged Access Management (PAM), Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM), Identity Governance and Administration (IGA), Cloud Infrastructure and Entitlements Management (CIEM), and AI Agent Security into a single product rather than requiring separate tools. Organisations have typically built identity security from fragmented components, adding significant expense and complexity; Securden Unified PAM integrates these into one platform. The platform includes a centralized password vault for credential management, endpoint privilege management to eliminate local admin rights, privileged access and session management with audit capabilities, vendor access management for external user provisioning, remote session management for controlled admin access, and non-human identity management to secure machine and AI identities. MSPs moving from fragmented password managers and separate PAM tools will find the consolidation valuable, particularly those managing cloud infrastructure who need cloud entitlements controls alongside traditional privileged access management. The platform's unified approach reduces complexity by eliminating point-product sprawl, which can simplify security operations and reduce training overhead for teams managing multiple disconnected systems. The platform deploys as cloud SaaS, on-premises, or self-hosted, providing flexibility for different infrastructure requirements and compliance contexts. Pricing is not published on the vendor website; organisations must request a quote based on their deployment model, user count, and required feature scope. A free trial is available through the vendor's website. Support is provided via email and phone. MSPs evaluating Securden Unified PAM should confirm during a trial or demo that the unified platform architecture fits their specific infrastructure, verify deployment and integration requirements before committing to a contract, and check whether cloud or on-premises options align with their operational model and compliance obligations.
Securden Unified PAM positions itself as an all-in-one identity security platform rather than a single-purpose password manager or PAM tool. It competes with vendors like CyberArk and Delinea Secret Server in the PAM space but adds endpoint privilege management and cloud entitlements into one product. Pricing is quote-only with no published per-user or per-endpoint rates, so budget planning requires a conversation with their sales team. Trial availability confirmed on the website. Check deployment requirements and integration with your existing RMM and documentation tools during evaluation.
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|---|---|---|
| Multi-factor authentication | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Single sign-on | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Conditional access and device trust | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Privileged access management | yes | Core feature of PAM component; privileged access and session management included |
| Passwordless and passkey support | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Directory sync | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Session and risk monitoring | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Legacy VPN and app support | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Self-service password reset | yes | Self-service password reset included as core capability |
| Breach monitoring | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| RADIUS and SAML support | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Admin audit log | yes | Audit capabilities included with privileged access and session management |
| Feature | Supported | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Shared team vaults | yes | Centralized password vault for credential management |
| Role-based access control | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Breach monitoring | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Password health reports | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| SSO integration | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| FIDO2 and hardware key support | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Secrets management | yes | Secrets and credential management is core function of the vault |
| Browser extension | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Mobile app | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Event logging and audit trail | yes | Audit logging is included with session and access management |
| Emergency access | unknown | Not mentioned in vendor documentation |
| Multi-tenant MSP console | yes | Unified platform with SaaS deployment supports multiple organisations |
Securden Unified PAM is a consolidated identity security platform that combines Privileged Access Management (PAM), Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM), Identity Governance and Administration (IGA), Cloud Infrastructure and Entitlements Management (CIEM), and AI Agent Security in one solution. Rather than operating as a single-purpose password vault, Securden Unified PAM integrates multiple identity control functions including centralized credential management, endpoint privilege management to enforce least privilege, privileged access and session management with audit capabilities, and cloud access controls.
Securden Unified PAM pricing is not published on the vendor website. The company offers quote-based pricing with no forced commitments, emphasising accessible and transparent billing. Organisations must contact Securden's sales team to request a quote tailored to their specific deployment, user count, and feature requirements. No per-user or per-endpoint rates are listed publicly.
Securden Unified PAM is available in three deployment models: cloud-hosted SaaS, on-premises, and self-hosted options. This flexibility allows organisations to choose the model that best fits their infrastructure, compliance requirements, and operational preferences. The platform runs as a web-based system without requiring desktop clients.
Yes, Securden Unified PAM offers a free trial, which prospective customers can request through the vendor's website. Specific trial length and feature limitations are not detailed in publicly available documentation. The vendor does not advertise a free tier for ongoing use beyond the trial period.
Yes, Securden Unified PAM includes Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM) as a core component. The EPM capability eliminates local administrator rights on endpoints and enforces least privilege access, working alongside the password vault and privileged access management features to provide comprehensive identity and access control across servers, workstations, and endpoints.
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