- SIEM
- SAML
- Access Rights Management
- Ticket System
- Multi-Factor Authentication
- Device Management
- Behavior and Reputation
- Vulnerability Scanning
- DevOps
- Privileged Access Management
- Identity and Access Management
- SCIM
- HSM
- Session Management
- Robotic Process Automation
- Cybersecurity Asset Management
- Privileged Task Automation
Microsoft Active Directory
Thycotic Secret Server
Secret Server’s Active Directory (AD) integration enables users to sign in with their normal domain account to gain access to privileged accounts, such as their domain administrator credential. AD integration makes it easy to roll Secret Server out to an IT Department, and by assigning access based on security groups, you won’t have to manually grant permissions every time a new admin needs access. Then enforce security best practices by adding two-factor authentication to Secret Server to prevent unauthorized access.
