Zero Trust. AI-Driven Automation. Unified IAM + PAM. Protect every identity — human and non-human — across your entire organization.
AI agents will play a pivotal role in automating security decisions, enforcing dynamic access controls, and proactively mitigating risks.
Organizations will increasingly adopt Zero Trust models to enforce strict access controls — never trust, always verify, across every layer.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning will automate anomaly detection and threat response, reducing MTTR from hours to seconds.
PAM solutions will align closely with cloud security strategies, supporting multi-cloud and hybrid environments seamlessly.
Identity and Access Management and PAM will increasingly integrate to create a unified security approach with a single pane of glass.
The rise of service accounts, bots, and APIs will drive demand for machine identity management at enterprise scale.
Organizations will shift toward passwordless authentication to reduce reliance on static credentials and shrink the attack surface.
Every access request is treated as untrusted. Verification is continuous, not a one-time gate.
No implicit trust — all users, devices, and services must authenticate continuously, including privileged accounts.
Grant only the minimum permissions required for a task. Enforce just-in-time access to reduce standing privileges.
Every privileged session is logged, monitored, and available for forensic review through comprehensive audit trails.
AI-powered engines detect anomalies in real time and can automatically revoke access or escalate alerts.
Increased regulatory requirements drive organizations to adopt PAM best practices. Compliance demands greater transparency and auditability.
Automated evidence collection for Trust Service Criteria with full privileged access audit logs.
Protect PHI with session recording, role-based access, and automated access reviews.
Enforce least privilege, dual controls, and audit trails across cardholder data environments.
Align with the Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover framework through unified PAM.
Comprehensive reporting and auditing for every privileged credential action. Real-time telemetry with scheduled report delivery.
Answers about Secret Server reporting, auditing, and privileged credential management.
Secret Server includes many pre-configured reports you can run or use as templates for custom reports. Reports cover user activity, secret access, security hardening, and more — available across all editions.
Since version 7.0, Secret Server allows creation of reports using custom SQL. Reporting supports embedding certain parameters into the SQL to give viewers controls to dynamically change the report output.
Navigate to the Schedules tab on the Report View page and click Create Schedule. Configure report settings, set your cadence (daily, weekly, monthly), and save. Reports are delivered automatically.
Dual control requires a second authorized user to approve sensitive report access, protecting personally identifiable information and ensuring accountability for privileged credential reviews.
Secret Server locally audits all actions taken within the system, providing comprehensive logs of secret views, edits, access grants and denials — helping organizations meet regulatory requirements.
Yes. From the Reports page, click the User Audit tab. Select a user and date range, then click Search History to view a complete audit trail of all secrets the user viewed or edited during that period.
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