Securden Unified PAM

Securden, Inc. is an identity security vendor with offices in Paramus, New Jersey and Wilmington, Delaware, listed among the top 150 fastest-growing cybersecurity startups. It combines privileged access management, endpoint privilege management, identity governance, cloud entitlements and AI agent security for organizations of all sizes and for managed service providers.

Unified PAM scans networks for privileged accounts on Windows, Linux, Mac, databases, VMs and network devices, stores them in an encrypted vault with folder-level permissions, and rotates passwords and SSH keys. Staff request just-in-time access, launch RDP, SSH and SQL sessions without seeing credentials, and every session is recorded with keystrokes and commands. Further modules remove local admin rights, replace hard-coded application passwords via API, give vendors VPN-less access, manage machine and AI agent identities, and analyze privileged user behavior. It runs on premises or as SaaS.

• Account discovery: Finds privileged accounts on servers, databases, VMs and network devices.
• Password vault and rotation: Stores credentials encrypted and rotates passwords and SSH keys.
• Just-in-time access: Grants time-limited, approved access and resets passwords afterwards.
• Session recording: Records RDP, SSH and SQL sessions with keystroke and command tracking.
• Endpoint privilege manager: Removes local admin rights and elevates approved applications.
• Machine and AI identities: Manages application secrets, service accounts, AI agents and MCP servers.

A Vietnamese hospital can vault administrator passwords for HIS and database servers and record vendor maintenance sessions. A managed IT service provider can use the MSP edition to control technician access across client networks. A manufacturer can remove local admin rights from office and engineering PCs.

The vendor cites go-live in about six weeks, with large reductions in operational cost and total cost of ownership versus legacy PAM tools. Credentials are never exposed to staff or vendors, lowering the risk of theft and misuse. Recorded sessions and automatic password resets after use support audits such as NERC-CIP. Per-user licensing, a 30-day free trial and a free proof of concept suit mid-sized organizations.

PAM is moving from large banks to mid-sized companies as ransomware groups target administrator and vendor accounts, and cyber insurers increasingly ask for privileged access controls. Mid-sized banks, hospitals, factories and IT service providers in Vietnam and Southeast Asia look for PAM that is affordable and quick to deploy on premises.

Offices in Paramus, New Jersey and Wilmington, Delaware; CEO Bala Venkatramani. Named a Leader in the Frost Radar for Privileged Access Management 2026 and in the GigaOm Radar for Enterprise Password Management 2026; listed in the Cyber150. Holds SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO/IEC 27001 and is GDPR compliant. Customers include Harvard Medical School, Veeam, Trimble, Coca-Cola, Mitsubishi Electric, Shell and IKEA.