SecurePass is eMudhra’s converged IAM platform — strong authentication (MFA, passwordless, certificate-based), access management (SSO, adaptive) and identity governance (lifecycle, roles, reviews) in one, from a PKI/trust leader.
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eMudhra’s converged IAM platform — authentication + access management + identity governance in one, from a PKI/trust leader.
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | Unprotected / signature email | SecurePass (eMudhra) |
|---|---|---|
| Identity tools | Separate MFA + SSO + IGA | One converged platform |
| Authentication | Password (weak) | MFA, passwordless, certificate-based |
| Access | App-by-app, no SSO | SSO + centralised access |
| Credential attacks | Password alone | Strong auth resists them |
| Access over time | Drifts, accumulates | Governed, reviewed |
| Leavers | Orphaned accounts | Auto de-provisioned |
| The vendor | Generic software | Trust/PKI leader (strong auth) |
| Compliance | Hard to evidence | Governed & audited access |
SecurePass is converged IAM with PKI-strong certificate-based auth, from a trusted listed trust/identity leader (with DSC/signing/PKI too). For the largest global ecosystem, compare Okta/Entra. TechBag advises honestly.
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MFA, passwordless and certificate-based authentication, drawing on eMudhra’s PKI heritage, verify users and counter credential-based attacks.
Single sign-on gives users one login to their applications, while the organisation centrally controls who can access what, with adaptive, risk-based decisions.
Identity governance handles joiner-mover-leaver lifecycle, roles, access requests, approvals and periodic reviews, so people keep only the access they need.
Authentication, access management and identity governance converge in one platform rather than separate tools, cutting complexity and gaps.
Built by a PKI and CA specialist, eMudhra, so its authentication can be certificate-based and grounded in real trust expertise.
A single identity fabric spans all apps, so access is governed as well as granted.
SecurePass converges authentication, access and governance — securing the identity perimeter with strong, PKI-backed auth — the identity layer of the eMudhra portfolio.
Requires multiple factors, so a stolen password alone can’t grant access, countering credential-based attacks.
Supports passwordless login via biometrics, devices or certificates, removing passwords for stronger security and smoother use.
Uses eMudhra’s PKI heritage for certificate-based authentication, the strong cryptographic option for high-assurance access.
Adjusts authentication by risk and context (who, where, what), stepping up only when risk is higher.
One login for all of a user’s applications, centralising access control and reducing password sprawl.
Controls centrally who can access which applications and resources, consistently, not app by app.
Connects cloud, on-prem and SaaS applications via SAML, OIDC and other standards, under unified identity control.
Automates joiner, mover and leaver changes, provisioning and removing access so it always matches current status.
Roles, access requests, approvals and periodic reviews keep access right for each role and remove excess access.
Governed access, access reviews and audit trails provide evidence for DPDP and other access-control requirements.
Authentication, access and governance in one platform, instead of separate MFA, SSO and IGA tools.
The identity layer of eMudhra’s trust platform, alongside DSCs, emSigner, CertiNext and emCA, sharing its PKI.
The overview, getting started, and the core workflows.
The eMudhra trust platform (context).
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Most breaches now involve stolen credentials: attackers log in rather than hack in, and with cloud and remote work, identity is the perimeter. SecurePass combines strong authentication (MFA, passwordless, certificates), SSO and access management, and identity governance to control who gets in and what they reach.
IAM is usually split across separate MFA, SSO and identity governance (IGA) products from different vendors, adding cost, integration work and gaps. SecurePass converges authentication, access management and governance in one platform with one console, so they stay aligned.
Certificate-based authentication is among the strongest, phishing-resistant ways to prove identity, and building it well takes PKI expertise. eMudhra is a licensed Certifying Authority, so SecurePass offers certificate-based authentication natively, alongside MFA and passwordless, for high-assurance access.
Without governance, access accumulates: people keep rights from old roles and leavers leave orphaned accounts. SecurePass provisions access by role when people join, adjusts it when they move, removes it when they leave, and runs periodic access reviews, supporting DPDP compliance with evidence.
eMudhra, founded 2008 in Bengaluru, is an NSE/BSE-listed, licensed CA serving 50+ countries. IAM controls access to everything, so its trust pedigree matters. SecurePass shares PKI with DSCs, emSigner, CertiNext and emCA, so one provider can cover identity, signing, certificates and PKI.
SecurePass, the evolution of emAS, converges authentication, access and governance. Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Ping, CyberArk and SailPoint have larger ecosystems and more integrations. SecurePass stands out for certificate-based authentication, convergence and India origin; for the largest ecosystem, Okta and Entra lead.
Map authentication, SSO and governance needs, your applications and users, high-assurance needs and DPDP drivers. TechBag scopes it.
Deploy SecurePass and set up MFA, passwordless or certificate-based authentication and SSO across your applications.
Configure lifecycle management, roles, access requests and reviews, with adaptive, risk-based policies.
Bring more applications under IAM, use governance for compliance, and link DSC, signing and PKI. TechBag models it in INR/GST.
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
“Converging MFA, SSO and identity governance into one platform, instead of three tools, simplified our identity stack.”
“Certificate-based authentication from a real CA gave us phishing-resistant, high-assurance access to sensitive systems.”
“Access reviews and lifecycle automation caught excess and stale access we didn’t know we had.”
“Identity is our perimeter now, and SecurePass secured authentication and access across our applications against credential attacks.”
“We considered Okta and Entra, but SecurePass’s convergence, PKI-strong authentication and value won. TechBag was honest.”
“Getting IAM, DSCs, signing and PKI from one listed trust provider, eMudhra, gave us a single relationship for identity.”
“SSO improved our users' experience while centralising our access control — one login for their apps, one place for us to manage access. Win-win.”
“For DPDP and our access-control rules, governed access and audit trails mean access is controlled, reviewed and evidenced.”
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and review-site grids score satisfaction, not fit for your estate. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the IAM market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
Converged IAM from a PKI/trust leader. This page's product.
The grid nobody publishes — global ecosystem reach vs IAM depth.
Converged + PKI-strong auth.
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Ping and SailPoint — honest lanes; the edge is converged IAM with PKI-strong certificate-based authentication from a trusted trust/identity leader.
| Dimension | eMudhra SecurePass | Okta | Microsoft Entra ID | Ping Identity | SailPoint (IGA) | No IAM / passwords |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Position | Converged IAM from a PKI/trust leader | IAM leader (access/identity) | MS-native IAM | Enterprise IAM | IGA leader (governance) | Passwords only |
| Converged (auth+access+gov) | All three in one | Access + some gov | Access + gov (P2) | Broad | Governance-focused | None |
| Strong / certificate-based auth | PKI-native (CA heritage) | MFA/passwordless | MFA/passwordless | Strong | Not auth-focused | None |
| SSO & access management | Yes | Best-in-class | Strong (MS apps) | Strong | Via others | None |
| Identity governance (lifecycle/reviews) | Yes — lifecycle, roles, reviews | Growing | Entra ID Governance | Available | The deepest | None |
| From a trust/PKI leader | Yes — CA/PKI heritage | Identity vendor | MS (has PKI-adjacent) | Identity vendor | IGA vendor | N/A |
| Ecosystem / integrations | Good; growing | The largest | Huge (MS) | Broad | Broad (IGA) | None |
| India-HQ & value / broader platform | India-HQ, listed; + DSC/signing/PKI | US-origin | MS-bundled | US-origin | US-origin | N/A |
| Best fit | Converged IAM with PKI-strong auth from a trusted trust leader; India-HQ | Best-in-class access/identity ecosystem | All-Microsoft estates | Enterprise IAM | Deep identity governance | Nobody — identity is the perimeter |
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
eMudhra SecurePass is one of 30 iam, sso & mfa products TechBag carries. The IAM, SSO & MFA guide narrows them to a shortlist and shows the reasoning. →
Drag the sliders (count users; IT-hour cost as loaded rate). Estimates assume time saved on identity administration, SSO productivity, and automated lifecycle vs manual access management — but the larger, unpriced win is the avoided breach (identity is the primary attack surface; strong auth resists credential attacks). Illustrative; SecurePass is quote-priced.
Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models your actual environment and modules.
SecurePass is quote-priced (enterprise IAM) — by users/identities, capabilities (auth, SSO, governance), applications integrated and deployment. Converged IAM can be more cost-effective than separate MFA+SSO+IGA tools. India-HQ, often value-competitive. TechBag right-sizes it and quotes in INR/GST with local support.
Best for securing the identity perimeter
Best for a broader rollout
Best for full digital trust
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Recognise identity as your primary perimeter — the driver for strong IAM (attackers log in, don't hack in).
Consider whether you want converged IAM (auth + access + governance) vs separate MFA/SSO/IGA tools.
Assess your need for strong authentication (MFA, passwordless) and especially certificate-based auth (SecurePass's PKI edge).
List the applications to bring under SSO and centralised access management.
Consider identity lifecycle, roles and access reviews to ensure right access over time (and for compliance).
Weigh SecurePass (converged, PKI-strong, trust-leader, India-HQ) vs the global ecosystems (Okta, Entra).
Consider whether you'll want DSCs, signing, CLM or PKI too — eMudhra provides one trusted platform.
Size by users/apps and quote in INR/GST — TechBag scopes it.
Scope converged IAM (strong authentication, SSO, and identity governance in one, with PKI-backed certificate auth), or let a TechBag advisor plan your identity and access strategy.
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