Segura MySafe

MySafe is available through the Segura Web Interface and supports access through standard, modern web browsers used across enterprise environments. It also includes a browser extension for Google Chrome, which enables quick credential retrieval and autofill.

Vaults in MySafe are protected using strong cryptography, identity-based access controls, shared vault permissions, and enterprise audit logs. Each vault enforces strict policies that determine who can view, use, or update credentials, ensuring secure vaulting aligns with your identity-first security strategy, and sensitive passwords remain protected, even when used across distributed teams or shared accounts.

Yes. MySafe provides auditing, access logs, and reporting to help organizations demonstrate compliance with internal password policies and external standards. Security teams can track which credentials were used, by whom, and when, giving auditors complete visibility during reviews.

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MySafe supports Zero Trust principles by eliminating unsafe password sharing, centralizing credential control, enforcing strong password policies, and ensuring visibility into all password usage. It provides teams with clear identity-based access boundaries, helping reduce credential-related risk across applications and shared accounts.

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MySafe uses shared vaults with configurable access permissions, credential masking, and approval workflows that restrict who can view or use each credential. This allows administrators to tightly control access to sensitive passwords while enabling secure team collaboration.

Yes. MySafe includes enterprise analytics, usage auditing, and centralized management capabilities for IT and security teams. Administrators can oversee vaults, enforce policies, and review credential activity across the entire organization from a single interface.

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Yes. MySafe integrates with SIEM/SOAR platforms through the Segura Audit and Logging engine, which exports event logs, access records, and credential usage data. This allows security teams to forward MySafe events to SIEM systems for monitoring and correlation.

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Segura MySafe follows the same flexible licensing models offered across the Segura Identity Security Platform. Organizations can choose between Subscription or SaaS licensing based on their infrastructure, support preferences, and operational needs.

- Subscription Licensing: Annual or monthly terms that include updates and technical support. Ideal for teams that want predictable costs and continuous improvements.

- SaaS Licensing: Fully hosted by Segura, reducing infrastructure overhead and simplifying maintenance during the contracted period.

These licensing models are defined in the Segura End-User License Agreement (EULA) →

Yes. MySafe is built for enterprise environments with shared vaults, granular access controls, centralized auditing, and integration with the broader Segura Identity Security Platform. Its architecture supports large teams, high usage volumes, and standardized password governance across distributed departments.

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Yes. MySafe natively integrates with other Segura products:

- PAM Core: Separates personal vs. privileged accounts

- Domum: Secure credential injection during remote sessions
- DSM: Unified secrets + password governance
- CLM: Certificate workflows
- EPM: Least privilege on endpoints
- CIEM: Aligns cloud entitlements with password policies

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Organizations use Segura MySafe to centralize, secure, and govern shared passwords across IT, security, and operational teams. Typical use cases include storing credentials for IT tools, infrastructure systems, SaaS platforms, vendor portals, and applications that require shared access. MySafe eliminates unsafe password-sharing practices and provides encrypted vaults, granular permissions, and complete auditability.

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MySafe benefits organizations that need centralized visibility and control over shared passwords, including IT teams, security teams, and departments that rely on common accounts or service credentials. It is especially useful for companies moving toward stronger password hygiene and Zero Trust-aligned credential management.