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Lock down admin access

Vault admin passwords, approve access and record every privileged session, with no agents on your servers.

How Sectona fits into your environment

Administrators, vendors and applications reach protected systems through Sectona instead of connecting directly. Passwords stay in the vault, every session is controlled and recorded, and Sectona connects to your directory, MFA, SIEM and ticketing tools.

WHO NEEDS ACCESSACCESS LAYERSECTONA PAM PLATFORMPROTECTED RESOURCESCONNECTED SERVICESDirect access is blockedAdministratorsIn-house IT staff andthird-party vendorsService accountsScripts, bots and othernon-human identitiesApplicationsWorkloads and CI/CDpipelinesProxy and launcherBrowser, RDP and SSHor built-in launcher,over HTTPSAPIsSecrets for scripts,pipelines and appsSecret vaultPasswords, SSH keys and tokensAutomatic rotationPolicy engineApprovals and just-in-time accessLeast-privilege rulesSession controlLive monitoring and recordingRisk scoringRECServers and databasesNetwork devicesCloud platformsAWS, Azure, GoogleApplicationsSaaS and customDirectory: AD, LDAP, SAMLMFA: Entra ID, Okta, DuoSIEM: Splunk, QRadar, ArcSightTicketing: ServiceNow, JiraRequestAPI callAPI callRDPSSHWebWeb

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Licensed per user, unlimited assets

Pay for the people who need privileged access, not for every server and device you protect.

No agents on your servers

Connect through a browser, native RDP and SSH tools or a built-in launcher, with nothing installed on target systems.

Deploy your way

On-premises, in your own AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, hybrid or as SaaS, with high availability built in.

Where privileged access goes wrong

In most organisations, admin access grows quietly over the years. Nobody sets out to create risk, but the result is the same: too many people with too much access, and no clear record of what they did.

  • Shared admin passwords kept in spreadsheets, chat groups or one person’s memory
  • Vendors and contractors with permanent remote access to production systems
  • Accounts of former staff that were never fully removed
  • No record of who changed what on a server, firewall or database
  • Audit requests that take days of manual evidence gathering

What Sectona PAM does

Credential vault

Admin passwords, SSH keys, API tokens and certificates sit in a built-in encrypted vault (AES-256 and RSA-2048) and are rotated automatically, so nobody needs to know them.

Session monitoring and recording

Watch privileged sessions live, record video and keystrokes, block risky commands and end a session in real time. Recordings are tamper-proof and searchable.

Just-in-time access

Grant elevated rights only for an approved task and remove them automatically afterwards, moving you towards zero standing privileges.

Continuous discovery

Scan servers, Active Directory, databases, hypervisors and AWS, Azure and Google Cloud for privileged, service and orphaned accounts, and onboard them into the vault automatically.

VPN-less vendor access

Give vendors and remote staff privileged access over HTTPS, with approvals and full recording, instead of VPN accounts and shared passwords.

Threat analytics and response

Every privileged session gets a risk score. Brute-force attempts and access that bypasses PAM are detected, and Sectona can end sessions, lock accounts or alert your SOC automatically.

Audit-ready for UAE compliance

Control over privileged access is a core requirement of the UAE Information Assurance Regulation (formerly NESA), Dubai’s Information Security Regulation (ISR) and ADHICS for Abu Dhabi healthcare. Sectona includes built-in PCI DSS and ISO 27001 reports, evidence of who approved which access and when, and scheduled exports to PDF, Excel and CSV. We map the deployment to the controls you are assessed against.

How WanyCo delivers it

Assess

Start with a Privileged Access Review: we inventory privileged accounts and rank the risks.

Design

Agree the vault structure, approval workflows and which systems come under PAM first.

Deploy

Install, connect your directory, MFA and SIEM, and onboard systems in phases to avoid disruption.

Manage and renew

Policy tuning, health checks, user support and on-time licence renewals under an SLA.

Who it is for

Regulated organisations that must show control over admin access
Companies with many servers, databases or network devices and a small IT team
Businesses that rely on vendors and contractors for remote support
Organisations running critical applications that need tight admin control

Not sure where to start?

Begin with a free, fixed-scope review of your biggest risks, delivered by the WanyCo technical team with a detailed report. One per company, with no fee and no obligation.

Privileged Access Review

Find out who holds admin rights to your critical systems, and how those rights are stored, shared and used.

Free Health Check

One per company, no fee, no obligation

  • Inventory of privileged and shared accounts
  • How admin passwords are stored and shared
  • Session approval, monitoring and recording gaps
  • Detailed report with a prioritised remediation plan
  • Delivered by the WanyCo technical team
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Case study

Sectona PAM for a UAE enterprise

WanyCo deployed Sectona PAM to control and audit administrator access to the client’s critical systems.

Read the case study

Frequently asked questions

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.

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