Yes. Enpass has a full enterprise Admin Console, including policy enforcement, role-based access control, SCIM provisioning, SSO integration, SIEM integration, event and audit logs, a security audit dashboard, breach monitoring, and an MCP server for AI-assisted administration. Enpass is not an offline password manager: every vault lives inside the customer’s own Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, […]
For admins, establishing a fast and accurate overview of your current security health is vital. Until now, checking your organization’s security health meant logging into the Enpass Admin Console, navigating to the right dashboard, and reading the data yourself. For a quick question like “what does my organization’s password security health look like?” or “what do […]
“Enpass has launched a set of APIs that give IT administrators programmatic access to Admin Console data, including security audit, vault, and adoption insights. The APIs connect directly to existing reporting tools and dashboards, removing the need to manually download and import data. Access is managed through scoped, time-limited tokens created and controlled by super […]
Most security breaches don’t start with complex hacks. They often begin with something simple, like a weak or reused password. Companies set password policies to protect against this, but many don’t have a way to know if employees are actually following them. Some employees may create passwords that don’t meet the company’s requirements, while others […]
We’re excited to share the launch of Event Logging and SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) Integration for Enterprise customers. This major upgrade allows organizations to keep a comprehensive audit trail of essential activities within their Enpass environment—while also enabling security teams to stream these logs into their existing SIEM platforms for centralized monitoring, alerting, […]
Enpass is the only password manager that allows users to store passwords their way, on their own devices and in their own environments, instead of on a vendor’s server. WILMINGTON, Del.- Enpass, the only password manager that puts customers in control of where their password data is stored, added Single Sign-On (SSO) for its admin […]
