

Faster on-boarding- no need to provision database credentials, ssh keys, VPN passwords for each new hire.Because strongDM deconstructs every protocol, it also logs all database queries, complete SSH and RDP sessions, and kubectl activity.

Neither credentials nor keys are accessible by end users. Their zero trust model means instead of distributing access across a combination of VPN, individual database credentials, and SSH keys, strongDM unifies user management in your existing SSO (Google, Onelogin, Duo, Okta, etc.) and keeps the underlying credentials hidden. StrongDM is a control plane to manage and monitor access to databases, servers, and Kubernetes. Thycotic does not secure access to modern and cloud-native databases, Kubernetes clusters, cloud CLIs, switches, routers, or internal web applications.It does not cover all users within a company, most of whom require access to systems that contain privileged information (for example, financial analysts who might need access to transactional information).It is not designed for any cloud-native environments, newer database management systems, nor does it handle modern infrastructure toolings like Kubernetes, Dockers, and ephemeral environments.It is designed for Windows-based environments and does best with legacy databases and authentication methods (AD, LDAP).Thycotic is designed for legacy systems and highly privileged administrators.Authenticates users through LDAP and Active Directory (AD).
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It does not secure access to modern and cloud-native databases, Kubernetes clusters, the cloud CLIs, switches, routers, or internal web applications. Thycotic’s Privilege Manager is a tool that allows organizations to secure access for privileged administrators (typically systems and database administrators) to Windows Servers, Linux servers, and some database management systems through a centralized authentication method. Thycotic was founded in 1996 as a consulting company and has evolved into a leading provider of Privileged Access Management (PAM).
