Akeyless Identity Security Platform Features

Expedites user logins using methods like a master password or password autofill.

Integrates the tool with your browser for easy use.

Integrates with your mobile device for use on mobile apps.

Enables user to use the tool across multiple devices.

Allows an employer or administrator to manage employee access.

Generates passwords for each of your logins.

Provides extra security by requiring an extra for of verification in addition to a password.

Logs and stores multiple copies and versions of master keys.

Implements a key hierarchy with a local data encryption key (DEK) and a key encryption key (KEK).

Allows administrative control over automated tasks related to key management, storage and distribution.

Provides support for Multi-Factor authentication, so users are required to provide multiple factors to authenticate.

Provides a single access point for users to access multiple cloud products without multiple logins.

Enables users to bring-your-own-device to access company applications.

Stores credentials and passwords in a secure vault. Eliminates hard-coded passwords. Hides passwords from users.

Ensures that credentials are centrally stored (in a secure vault) and when changed, that systems remain connected.

Allows privileges based on roles, such as business unit or other factors.

Configure which events will trigger a notification to prevent privileged access abuse in real-time.

Offers live session recording and playback for compliance and auditing purposes.

Offers the option to hide passwords when sharing with users, such as contract workers

Allows for temporary privileges for a defined task or period of time, to reduce the risk of credential abuse.

Automatic discovery of certificates directly from Certificate Authorities, network scanning, and deep discovery methods.

Monitors and notifies administrators of certificate expiration dates.

Automates certificate deployment, renewals, and revocations.

Offers granular permissions for assigning certificate owners and other roles.

Offers built-in workflows to assign ownership and management of certificates.

Offers industry-standard protocols such as CMP, ACME, and SCEP.

Offers template and custom reports and search functionality.

Enforces certificate policies and provides audit trails of user and certificate activities to detect issues.

Allows keys to be stored on end devices, on the platform, or hardware security modules.

Creates audit trail of secrets lifecycle

Has a centralized dashboard for users to interact with

Offers a universal approach to secrets management with integrations to centralize secrets regardless of platform

Documents access and alterations of the database for analytics and reporting.

Supports compliance with PII, GDPR, HIPPA, PCI, and other regulatory standards.

Provides Administration tools/console that are easy to use and learn for routine maintenance tasks.

Creates access requirements and standards and establishes user, roles, and access rights.

Allows administrators to approve or reject access changes to using defined workflows.

Automates provisioning and deprovisioning to reduce the amount of administrative manual work.

Reduces manual administrative work.

Manages identity information from on-premise and cloud applications.

Automatically allows access if users meet policy requirements.

Integrates with third-party software to provide other features and expand functionality.

Integrates with major cloud service provider offerings for simplified management and distribution.

Supports key distribution across multi-regions to increase availability.

Expands functionality while maintaining balanced loads. Serves growing demand without reducing functionality.

Provides audit logs for compliance reasons.

Monitors, records, and logs both real-time and post-event activity.

Detects abnormal user behavior to mitigate risks.

Creates a comprehnsive log of all activities when utilizing Privileged Access Management Software software.

Includes reporting functionality.

Supports automated rotation and revocation of credentials or tokens for non-human identities.

Automates the creation of non-human identities (devices, bots, service accounts) according to policy.

Removes or disables non-human identities when they are no longer required or the workload is retired.

Enforces least-privilege access for non-human identities via granular permissions and scopes.

Supports authenticating non-human identities using tokens, certificates, or machine-native credentials rather than human-oriented logins.

Provides dynamic, context-based access for non-human identities (e.g., JIT elevation, temporal constraints).

Applies and enforces policies (e.g., least-privilege, separation-of-duties) specifically for non-human identities.

Logs and monitors all access and usage of non-human identities for forensic and compliance purposes.

Integrates non-human identity management with existing identity-access systems, DevOps pipelines, and cloud infrastructure.

Discovers, classifies, and maintains an inventory of all non-human identities across environments.