The unified identity-security platform — PAM, EPM, IGA, CIEM and AI-identity security in one, protecting human, machine and AI identities with refreshingly simple per-user pricing. Trusted by NASA, Shell and Coca-Cola. This hub is your complete intel file.
The company, at a glance
Quick answer
Securden is a fast-rising identity-security company that positions itself as the world's first truly unified identity security platform — bringing Privileged Access Management (PAM), Endpoint Privilege Management (EPM), Identity Governance & Administration (IGA), Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM) and AI/machine-identity security into one package, to protect the full spectrum of modern identities: human, machine and AI. Its flagship, Securden Unified PAM, centrally controls, audits and records all privileged access — vaulting credentials, granting just-in-time (JIT) access, recording sessions and enforcing least privilege — and is known for a refreshingly simple, all-inclusive, per-user pricing model (all premium PAM features, no limits on connections or passwords managed). Around it, Securden offers Password Vault for Enterprises, Endpoint Privilege Manager (eliminating local admin rights), Vendor PAM (JIT third-party access), Password Self-Service, and its newer IGA, CIEM and Machine/AI Identity Manager. Trusted by organisations from NASA and Shell to Harvard Medical School, Coca-Cola and BigBasket, Securden is a compelling, modern, cost-effective identity-security choice — and TechBag is its India partner.
The unified identity-security suite — every card is a complete intel page, across PAM, password vault, EPM, vendor PAM, self-service, IGA, CIEM and machine/AI identity.
Control every privileged access, simply.
The complete PAM platform — vaulting privileged credentials, granting just-in-time access, recording sessions, and enforcing least privilege, all in one. Known for a refreshingly simple, all-inclusive, per-user pricing model with no limits on connections or passwords managed.
Every password, secured and shared safely.
Centralized credential management for the enterprise — vaulting business passwords, secrets and keys, sharing them securely without exposing them, enforcing strong-password and rotation policies, and auditing every access. The vault foundation of identity security.
Eliminate local admin, enforce least privilege.
Endpoint Privilege Manager removes standing local-admin rights from users and grants elevation just-in-time, application-by-application — closing the biggest endpoint attack path (local admin) while letting people still do their jobs. Least privilege, made practical.
Give vendors access — safely, briefly.
Just-in-time privileged access for external users — third-party vendors, contractors, MSPs — without VPNs, agents or standing accounts. Grant time-bound, recorded, least-privilege access to exactly what they need, then revoke it. The safe way to grant vendor access.
Users reset their own passwords, safely.
Self-service password reset and account unlock — letting users securely reset forgotten passwords and unlock accounts themselves, cutting the single biggest source of helpdesk tickets while enforcing strong verification. Productivity up, helpdesk load down.
The right people, the right access.
Identity Governance & Administration — defining and enforcing who should have access to what, running access reviews and certifications, automating joiner-mover-leaver, and proving compliance. Governing identity across its lifecycle, part of the unified platform.
Tame cloud over-permissioning.
Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management — discovering and right-sizing the vast, over-permissioned identity entitlements across your cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP), enforcing least privilege in the cloud where identity is the new perimeter. The cloud-identity layer.
Secure the machine and AI identities.
Non-Human Identity Manager (NHIM) plus AI Agent Security & Governance — discovering and securing the machine identities (service accounts, secrets, tokens) and the new AI agents that now vastly outnumber humans, and govern what they can access. Identity security for the human-machine-AI spectrum.
Securden's cloud-delivered PAM — the same unified PAM, consumed as a service, for organisations that prefer SaaS.
Multi-tenant PAM built for managed service providers — managing privileged access across many client environments.
Legacy PAM won on depth but lost on complexity and per-connection pricing — powerful, but slow to deploy and costly. Securden bet on unified, simple identity security — PAM, EPM, IGA, CIEM and AI identity in one platform, per-user priced with no limits. PAM you’ll actually deploy.
Vaulting, just-in-time access, session recording and least privilege in one — the privileged-access core, with simple per-user pricing.
Removing local admin rights (EPM) and granting safe just-in-time access to vendors and contractors (Vendor PAM) — two of the biggest access risks, addressed.
Identity governance (who should have what, access reviews, JML) and cloud entitlement management (right-sizing cloud permissions) — governance across on-prem and cloud.
Securing the machine identities (service accounts, secrets) and AI agents that now vastly outnumber humans — the fastest-growing identity risk.
One platform for the full identity spectrum (human, machine, AI), with a refreshingly simple, all-inclusive, per-user pricing model — modern and cost-effective.
Start with your biggest identity risk — privileged access, local admin, vendors or machine/AI identity — and expand across one unified platform.
Every claim on this hub traces to one of these public signals.
PAM+EPM+IGA+CIEM+AI
Harvard Medical, IKEA, BigBasket
Per-user, no limits
The full spectrum
Vault, JIT, sessions, EPM
Machine & AI identities
Buyer's choice
Multi-tenant
Securden's unified PAM platform, from Securden.
The password vault that anchors the platform.
JIT access — standing privileges eliminated.
Trusted by NASA, Shell, Coca-Cola & Harvard Medical School
Two company-level views you won’t find on any vendor site — tap any dot for the rationale. The category-level grid lives on the product page.
Each dot is a Securden product: competitive position vs category momentum.
The flagship — complete PAM, simple per-user pricing.
PAM depth vs simplicity & cost — the axis war of identity security.
The unified identity-security challenger — PAM, EPM, IGA, CIEM and AI identity in one, with refreshingly simple per-user pricing. Modern, cost-effective, fast-rising.
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform standings and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
Zero-jargon starting points, in reading order. Each links into the deep education on the product page.
Answer three questions; we’ll point you at the right starting product. No email required — this isn’t that kind of quiz.
1. What's your most pressing identity-security need?
2. Which sentence sounds most like you?
3. What does success look like?
Privileged Access Management — why privileged accounts are the #1 attack target and how PAM secures them.
Read →The core of PAM — vaulting credentials, just-in-time access, and session recording.
Read →Endpoint Privilege Management — removing local admin rights, the biggest endpoint attack path.
Read →Why machine and AI identities now vastly outnumber humans — and why they need securing.
Read →How just-in-time vendor PAM replaces risky VPNs and standing accounts for third parties.
Read →The honest matrix vs CyberArk, Delinea, BeyondTrust and ARCON — depth, simplicity, cost.
Read →The procurement playbook TechBag runs with IT buyers — steps, licensing cheat-sheet, and the pitfalls that cost quarters.
Privileged accounts (PAM), local admin (EPM), vendors (Vendor PAM), or machine/AI identities? Securden covers the full spectrum in one platform. Name the primary risk first. TechBag scopes it free.
Securden's edge is a unified platform (PAM+EPM+IGA+CIEM+AI) with refreshingly simple, all-inclusive, per-user pricing — no per-connection or per-password limits. Weigh the whole platform, not one module.
Run a proof-of-concept: vault your real privileged credentials, grant JIT access, remove local admin, or secure real service accounts — on your environment. Securden is known for fast, easy deployment.
Beyond PAM, consider governance (IGA — access reviews, JML), cloud entitlements (CIEM), and the machine/AI identity explosion. A unified platform lets you expand across the identity lifecycle without new vendors.
CyberArk is the deepest, most premium PAM; Securden competes on unified breadth, modern simplicity and cost-effectiveness. Scope which matters more for you — TechBag brokers the honest comparison.
TechBag is your local partner for licensing, deployment (on-prem or PAMaaS), PoCs, and support — GST invoicing throughout, with local expertise. Securden's simple pricing makes quoting clean.
| Product | Licensing model | How you enter | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Securden Unified PAM | Per user, all-inclusive | All PAM features, no limits | Privileged access management |
| Endpoint Privilege Manager | Per endpoint / user | Remove admin, elevate JIT | Endpoint least privilege |
| Vendor PAM | Per vendor user | JIT third-party access | Secure vendor access |
| IGA / CIEM / AI identity | By scope | Governance, cloud, non-human | Full identity lifecycle |
Securden prices simply — all-inclusive, per-user, no connection/password limits. TechBag models the mix and quotes in INR/GST.
Legacy PAM often prices by connections or passwords managed, which balloons cost and complexity. Securden's all-inclusive per-user model avoids this — but when comparing, watch for competitors' hidden per-connection/per-password limits that inflate the real price.
Vaulting privileged credentials (PAM) is essential, but standing local-admin rights on endpoints are a huge, separate attack path. Skipping EPM leaves that door open. For real least privilege, pair PAM with EPM — Securden does both.
Machine identities (service accounts, secrets) and now AI agents vastly outnumber human ones and are a fast-growing attack path — yet many PAM programmes focus only on humans. Scope Securden's Machine & AI Identity Manager if non-human identity is unmanaged (it usually is).
Giving vendors and contractors standing accounts and VPN access is a top breach cause. Vendor PAM's just-in-time, recorded, no-standing-account model is far safer — don't leave third-party access on the old model.
The deepest PAM (CyberArk) is powerful but complex and premium; if you'll never use that depth, a simpler, unified, cost-effective platform you'll actually deploy and run (like Securden) may deliver more real security. Scope honestly.
The flagship intel page carries an 8-question vendor checklist and an automation-savings calculator:
Bring your device counts and current tool bills — a TechBag advisor models the whole decision for you.
Book a discovery call →Six trends with momentum scores (TechBag’s read of analyst and market signals) — and what each means for your next decision.
*Directionally consistent with public analyst forecasts; verify exact figures before quoting. The takeaway: machine/AI identity and CIEM compound fastest — exactly where Securden's unified platform is placed.
Non-human identities (service accounts, secrets) and now AI agents vastly outnumber humans and are the fastest-growing attack path — identity security is expanding beyond people.
What it means for you
Securing machine and AI identities is the new frontier; scope it now.
PAM, EPM, IGA and CIEM are converging into unified identity-security platforms — Securden's core positioning — rather than separate point tools.
What it means for you
Buy a unified platform, not disconnected identity point tools.
With cloud and remote work, identity — not the network edge — is the primary attack surface and control point; privileged identity most of all.
What it means for you
Identity security, especially PAM, is now foundational, not optional.
Standing privileged access (always-on admin, permanent vendor accounts) is being replaced by just-in-time access granted only when needed.
What it means for you
JIT access dramatically shrinks the attack window; prioritise it.
Legacy PAM's complexity and per-connection pricing pushed buyers toward simpler, all-inclusive, faster-to-deploy platforms — Securden's model.
What it means for you
PAM you'll actually deploy beats powerful PAM that sits shelfware.
India's DPDP Act and RBI/SEBI cyber norms push regulated organisations to control and audit privileged access — core PAM work.
What it means for you
PAM is increasingly a compliance requirement in India; scope it.
Open any of the eight intel pages for the deep dive, or let a TechBag advisor build the case with you — identity-security scoping, PoCs, compliance (DPDP/RBI) mapping, quotes, GST invoicing and support included.
Stats, positions and figures are illustrative syntheses of public materials; verify before purchase.