
CyberArk
Privileged access for large, regulated and complex estates. Vault, Privilege Cloud, PSM, EPM and Conjur, module by module. CyberArk modules
Four platforms, each with a page explaining what it does module by module. This page answers the question that comes before any of them: which one fits your situation.

Privileged access for large, regulated and complex estates. Vault, Privilege Cloud, PSM, EPM and Conjur, module by module. CyberArk modules

Privileged access without the weight of an enterprise program: one zero-knowledge vault covering passwords, secrets, sessions and endpoint privilege. Keeper products
Enterprise identity governance. IdentityIQ or Identity Security Cloud, and which one fits. SailPoint
Cloud-native identity governance with converged PAM and ERP separation of duties built in. Saviynt
| If your situation is | The platform usually is | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A large regulated estate with deep legacy dependencies and privileged access as the driver | CyberArk | The deepest module set and the longest track record in complex environments |
| A smaller team, an MSP, or a cloud-first estate needing privileged access without a program | Keeper | Cloud-native, live in days, one vault covering several jobs |
| Thousands of identities, complex governance, and heavy customization expected | SailPoint | The enterprise governance standard, with the customization depth to match — and the upgrade cost that comes with it |
| Cloud-first, governance-driven, and wanting faster time to value than a customization-heavy build | Saviynt | Built as SaaS from the start, with more out of the box and a flexibility ceiling that arrives earlier |
The table is a starting point. The choice is decided by the estate and the audit scope, not by a grid, and it is usually settled in the first hour of a consultation.
CyberArk and Keeper appear twice in the navigation, and that is deliberate. The pages here explain what each product does. The partner pages — CyberArk implementation and delivery and Keeper PAM licensing and delivery — explain what buying it from us involves: licensing, deployment, certification and a managed handover. If you are working out what a module does, you are in the right place. If you are working out what a rollout involves, start there or with all our IAM services.
A free consultation maps your environment to the right platform, with no preference of ours attached.
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