Password Manager
Centralise and control privileged passwords and credentials.
"Used when teams need to centralise, rotate and audit shared credentials to reduce account-related risk."
Control and secure privileged credentials
Many organisations struggle to control shared, service and privileged accounts. Passwords are often stored in spreadsheets, chat or individual files. That creates operational risk and makes it hard to prove who has access.
Password Manager centralises credentials into a secured vault, enforces rotation policies and records access events. It gives teams a single place to discover, check out and audit privileged credentials, reducing manual handling and making access activity visible.
Where Password Manager is used
Secure administrative and privileged accounts by vaulting credentials and enforcing automated rotation to limit exposure. Track access for audits and internal investigations.
Manage shared service and application accounts used by teams and automation, allowing time-limited checkouts and recorded access to reduce reliance on manual password sharing.
Fits within these solutions
Privileged Access Management
Password Management
Just-in-Time Access
Usage & Compliance Dashboards
Compliance Reporting
Self-Service & Delegation
Delivery & deployment
Suitable environments
Fits organisations that need central credential control across mixed estates and varied tooling. It is used where teams require an auditable, consistent approach to privileged account handling without replacing existing tooling.
Benefits
Reduce exposure
Limits the number of places where secrets are stored, lowering the chance of leakage.
Faster access
Speeds up operational tasks by providing authorised access without manual sharing.
Auditable access
Produces records of credential requests and usage for operational review.
Less manual work
Automates rotation and distribution chores that would otherwise be handled by staff.
Stronger account control
Makes it practical to apply least-privilege and time-bound access to sensitive accounts.
Capabilities
Credential vaulting
Store privileged credentials in a central, access-controlled vault to remove ad-hoc storage.
Password rotation
Enforce and automate rotation of credentials to reduce long-lived secrets.
Privileged account control
Manage access to administrative accounts and limit direct human access where practical.
Access control
Grant, revoke and scope credential access with role-based controls and time limits.
Audit logging
Record credential use and produce logs suitable for review and investigation.
Checkout workflow
Allow time-limited checkouts and delegation to support operational tasks without sharing secrets.
Reporting
Generate usage and compliance reports to show who accessed which credentials and when.
Applications
Secure admin accounts
Use to control and rotate credentials for servers, domain admins and other high‑privilege accounts.
Service account management
Centralise service and application credentials used by automation and batch jobs.
Database credentials
Rotate and audit database account credentials used by applications and DBAs.
Network access control
Manage VPN, network device and firewall credentials that grant infrastructure access.
Shared account control
Replace informal password sharing with controlled checkouts and recorded use for team accounts.