Thycotic Strategic Partnerships
Thycotic strategic partners help deliver world-class security solutions by providing technology, assisting in ‘go-to-market’ activities, and supporting enterprises to implement and operationalize PAM programs.
STRATEGIC ADVISORY PARTNERS
Deloitte
Deloitte’s Cyber Risk Services Practice helps design and implement enterprise security programs focused on improving cyber awareness, strategy and assessment, risk management and incident response. Deloitte has been ranked #1 globally in Security Consulting by Gartner and is a Global Leader in Incident Response by Forrester.
PwC
PwC’s Cybersecurity and Privacy Practice focuses on strategy and transformation, incident and threat management, privacy and consumer protection, and implementation and operations. Their services streamline PAM implementation and governance to accelerate compliance and increase productivity.
STRATEGIC PARTNERS
Microsoft
Thycotic delivers security solutions architecturally based on a “Microsoft Stack,” including Windows Server, SQL and IIS. Delivered both on-premise and via Azure-based SaaS, our combined solutions protect critical systems and data with comprehensive privileged access management. Our partnership with Microsoft includes a host of native integrations with enterprise platforms (SQL Server, O365, SharePoint, AzureAD, etc.), delivering scalable solutions architecture and Azure hosting for our SaaS products.
IBM
As an OEM partner, IBM Security offers a privileged access management solution, IBM Security Secret Server, powered by Thycotic’s industry-leading technology. IBM Security Secret Server is a fully featured PAM solution available both on premise and in the cloud, empowering security and IT ops teams to secure and manage all types of privileged accounts quickly and easily.
Dell Federal
As a member of the Dell OEM Solutions program, Thycotic is part of Dell Federal’s Secured Telework offering, a certified, scalable architecture for remote work. By deploying this commercial solution for classified programs (CSfC), Federal agencies can rely on an extended network to touch systems in secure facilities they can’t physically access during a crisis, maintaining continuity of operations and lowering risk.
