What is privileged access management (PAM)?
PAM is a set of controls for the accounts that can change or read your most sensitive systems: administrators, service accounts and third-party support. It stores those credentials securely, controls who can use them and when, and records what they do.
How is Sectona licensed?
Sectona is licensed per user, with unlimited assets. You pay for the people who need privileged access, not for the number of servers, databases or devices you protect, so every system can come under PAM without the licence cost growing. WanyCo also tracks your renewal dates, so cover never lapses.
Do we need to install agents on our servers?
No. Users connect through a browser, their own RDP and SSH tools, or a built-in launcher, with no plugin or agent on the target systems. Thick-client consoles run from a secure jump server. Optional Windows and Unix agents can be added to detect access that bypasses PAM.
How long does a deployment take?
It depends on how many systems and users are in scope. Sectona is built for fast implementation, with simplified onboarding and a single web console, so a focused first phase covering critical servers and network devices typically takes 4 to 6 weeks. Further systems are onboarded in planned phases.
Will it work with our existing tools?
Yes. Sectona integrates with Active Directory, LDAP, SAML and RADIUS for sign-in; MFA such as Microsoft Entra (Azure) MFA, Okta and Duo; SIEM platforms such as Splunk, QRadar and ArcSight; and ServiceNow and Jira for ticketing. It can run on-premises, in your own AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, hybrid or as SaaS.
Can Sectona control vendor and contractor access?
Yes. Third parties get VPN-less, time-bound access over HTTPS that has to be approved, is limited to the systems they need, and is recorded from start to finish.
Does Sectona also cover laptops and cloud consoles?
Yes. Alongside PAM, the Sectona platform includes Endpoint Privilege Management, which removes local admin rights on laptops and desktops, and Cloud Access Management for cloud environments. We can phase these in after the core PAM rollout.
Do you support the platform after go-live?
Yes. Our SLA plans cover policy changes, health checks, upgrades and user support, with clear response times.