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SecurePass
Secure the front door. Email is where most attacks arrive — 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 SecurePass is a converged Identity and Access Management (IAM) platform — unifying authentication (verifying who users are), access management (controlling what they can access, including single sign-on) and identity governance (managing identities, roles and access rights across their lifecycle) into one platform — so organisations can secure and manage all their users' identities and access from one place. It's the evolution of eMudhra's identity offering (formerly emAS), bringing together the capabilities that organisations typically buy as separate tools — multi-factor authentication (MFA), single sign-on (SSO), adaptive/risk-based access, identity lifecycle management, access governance and more — into a converged platform. Why this matters: identity is now the primary security perimeter (attackers 'log in' with compromised credentials rather than 'hacking in'), and organisations have many users (employees, partners, customers) needing secure, appropriate access to many applications and systems — so managing identities and access well is both a critical security control and an operational necessity. SecurePass addresses this: strong authentication (MFA, passwordless, and — leveraging eMudhra's PKI/certificate heritage — certificate-based authentication) verifies users securely; SSO gives users seamless, single-login access to their applications while centralising control; adaptive access adjusts security based on risk/context; and identity governance manages the joiner-mover-leaver lifecycle, roles, access requests and reviews — ensuring people have the right access, and only the right access. From eMudhra — India-HQ (Bengaluru), NSE/BSE-listed, a digital-trust and identity leader with deep PKI heritage — SecurePass brings converged IAM from a trusted trust/identity vendor. It's the identity-and-access layer of eMudhra's trust platform. TechBag scopes, licenses and supports it in INR/GST for Indian organisations.
The eMudhra platform family
This page covers SecurePass — converged IAM. The rest of eMudhra:
Quick facts
30-second orientation- Product
- SecurePass — converged IAM
- Vendor
- eMudhra (founded 2008 · Bengaluru · NSE/BSE-listed)
- The category
- Identity & Access Management (IAM)
- Converges
- Authentication + access + governance
- Formerly
- emAS — evolved into SecurePass
- Authentication
- MFA, passwordless, certificate-based (PKI)
- Access
- SSO, adaptive/risk-based access
- Governance
- Identity lifecycle, roles, access reviews
- The edge
- IAM from a PKI/trust leader (strong auth)
- In India via
- TechBag — licensing, quotes, GST invoicing, support
Understand identity & access management before you buy it
Most product pages skip this. We start here — so you buy a capability, not a buzzword.
What is SecurePass?
eMudhra’s converged IAM platform — authentication + access management + identity governance in one, from a PKI/trust leader.
Passwords & fragmented tools vs converged IAM — the honest table
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.
The five pieces of the platform
Vendors love diagrams; buyers need to know what they’re actually operating. Here’s the whole platform, demystified.
Authenticate
Strong authentication — MFA, passwordless, and (leveraging eMudhra's PKI heritage) certificate-based authentication — verifies users securely, so only genuine users get in, countering credential-based attacks.
Access & SSO
Access management with single sign-on (SSO) — users get seamless, single-login access to their applications, while the organisation centralises control over who can access what, with adaptive/risk-based decisions.
Govern
Identity governance manages the identity lifecycle (joiner-mover-leaver), roles, access requests, approvals and periodic access reviews — ensuring people have the right access, and only the right access, over time.
Converged
Authentication, access management and identity governance are converged in one platform — rather than separate tools — so identity and access are managed coherently, with less complexity and better security.
Trust-Backed
SecurePass is built by a PKI/CA leader (eMudhra), so its authentication is trust-backed — strong, certificate-capable authentication grounded in real identity and trust expertise. IAM from a trust vendor.
One agent on every machine, one console over all of them — modules attach without a second operational world.
Twelve capabilities. Authenticate, access, govern.
SecurePass converges authentication, access and governance — securing the identity perimeter with strong, PKI-backed auth — the identity layer of the portfolio, and paired with the human firewall.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Require multiple authentication factors — so a stolen password alone can't grant access — countering credential-based attacks (a leading attack path) and strengthening login security across your applications.
Passwordless Authentication
Support passwordless authentication (e.g. biometrics, device-based, certificate-based) — removing the weakest link (passwords) — for stronger security and a smoother user experience.
Certificate-Based Authentication (PKI)
Leverage eMudhra's PKI heritage for certificate-based authentication — the strong, cryptographic authentication that certificates provide — a distinctive strength from a CA/trust vendor, for high-assurance access.
Adaptive / Risk-Based Access
Adjust authentication and access requirements based on risk and context (who, from where, doing what) — stepping up security when risk is higher — so security is smart and proportionate, not blanket friction.
Single Sign-On (SSO)
Give users seamless, single-login access to all their applications — one authentication for many apps — improving the user experience while centralising access control and reducing password sprawl.
Centralised Access Management
Control who can access which applications and resources, centrally — so access is managed consistently and securely across your applications, rather than app-by-app.
Application Integration
Integrate with your applications (cloud, on-prem, SaaS) via standards (SAML, OIDC, etc.) — so SSO and access management cover your real application estate, bringing them under unified identity control.
Identity Lifecycle Management
Manage the identity lifecycle — joiner (provision access when someone joins), mover (adjust when they change roles), leaver (de-provision when they leave) — automatically, so access always matches current status.
Roles & Access Governance
Define roles and govern access rights — access requests, approvals, and periodic access reviews/certifications — ensuring people have the right access for their role, and excess access is caught and removed.
Compliance & Audit
Support compliance (DPDP, and access-control requirements in various regulations) with governed access, access reviews and audit trails — evidencing that access is controlled and appropriate.
Converged, Not Fragmented
Authentication, access and governance in one converged platform — rather than separate MFA, SSO and IGA tools — so identity and access are managed coherently, with less complexity, cost and integration effort.
Part of eMudhra's Trust Platform
SecurePass is the identity-and-access layer of eMudhra's digital-trust platform — alongside DSCs, emSigner (eSignature), CertiNext (CLM) and emCA (PKI) — so IAM connects to the broader trust and identity ecosystem, with shared PKI strength.
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Here’s what genuinely sets eMudhra SecurePass apart.
Identity is the security perimeter — so managing it well is critical
The fundamental reason IAM (and SecurePass) matters is that identity has become the primary security perimeter: attackers increasingly 'log in' with compromised credentials rather than 'hacking in', so controlling and securing user identities and access is now a critical security function — and doing it well requires proper IAM. The identity-as-perimeter shift: security used to focus on the network perimeter (firewalls, keeping attackers out of the network). But with cloud, remote work, and SaaS, the perimeter has dissolved — users and applications are everywhere — and the new perimeter is identity: who a user is, and what they're allowed to access, determines security. Correspondingly, attacks have shifted: the majority of breaches now involve compromised credentials or identity abuse — attackers phish or steal credentials and simply log in as legitimate users, then abuse their access. So securing identity and access is now central to security. What good IAM requires: to secure the identity perimeter, you need strong authentication (verifying users are who they claim, resisting credential theft — via MFA, passwordless, certificate-based auth), controlled access (users can access only what they should, centrally managed — SSO, access management, adaptive access), and governed identities (the right access provisioned and de-provisioned across the lifecycle, with reviews to catch excess access — identity governance). Together, these ensure that only genuine users get in, they can access only what's appropriate, and access stays correct over time. SecurePass provides this converged IAM: strong authentication, access management with SSO, and identity governance — addressing the identity perimeter comprehensively. For organisations, this is both a critical security control (countering the credential-based attacks that dominate breaches) and an operational necessity (managing many users' access to many applications). As identity becomes ever more central to security, proper IAM is increasingly essential — and SecurePass, from a trust/identity leader, provides it. TechBag helps organisations secure the identity perimeter with SecurePass.
Converged IAM — authentication, access and governance in one, not separate tools
A key strength of SecurePass is that it's converged — unifying authentication, access management and identity governance in one platform — rather than being separate tools, which matters because organisations traditionally buy these as separate products, creating complexity, cost and gaps that convergence solves. The traditional fragmentation: IAM has historically been fragmented across separate tools — an MFA product for multi-factor authentication, an SSO/access-management product for single sign-on and access control, and an IGA (identity governance and administration) product for lifecycle management, roles and access reviews. Organisations end up with several separate identity tools from different vendors, which brings problems: complexity (managing multiple products, consoles and vendors), cost (multiple licences), integration effort (making the tools work together), and gaps or inconsistencies between them (e.g. authentication and governance not fully aligned). This fragmentation makes IAM harder and less effective than it should be. Convergence solves this: SecurePass converges authentication (MFA, passwordless, certificate-based), access management (SSO, adaptive access) and identity governance (lifecycle, roles, reviews) into one platform. This means: less complexity (one platform, one console, one vendor for identity and access); lower cost (one converged product vs several); easier integration (the capabilities are built to work together); and better security and coherence (authentication, access and governance are aligned, with no gaps between separate tools). For organisations, converged IAM is genuinely valuable — it makes managing identity and access simpler, more cost-effective, and more coherent than assembling and integrating separate MFA, SSO and IGA tools. This convergence is a significant trend in the IAM market (organisations wanting unified identity platforms), and SecurePass provides it. So beyond the individual capabilities, SecurePass's converged nature — doing authentication, access and governance together in one platform — is a core part of its value. For organisations wanting to manage identity and access coherently without a patchwork of tools, this matters. TechBag helps organisations adopt converged IAM with SecurePass.
IAM from a PKI/trust leader — distinctively strong authentication
A distinctive strength of SecurePass is that it comes from eMudhra — a PKI and Certifying Authority leader — so its authentication is grounded in genuine trust and cryptographic expertise, notably enabling strong certificate-based authentication that pure IAM vendors may not do as natively. Why the vendor's heritage matters for IAM: authentication (proving who a user is) is at the heart of IAM, and the strongest forms of authentication are cryptographic — certificate-based (PKI) authentication, where a user's identity is proven by a cryptographic certificate, is among the most secure methods (it's phishing-resistant and high-assurance). Building strong, certificate-capable authentication well requires real PKI and trust expertise — which is exactly eMudhra's core competency. eMudhra's advantage: eMudhra is a licensed Certifying Authority and PKI leader — issuing digital certificates and running trust infrastructure is its core business (DSCs, emCA, etc.). So SecurePass's authentication is built by a company with deep, genuine PKI and trust expertise, and it can offer strong certificate-based authentication natively (leveraging eMudhra's certificate capabilities) — a distinctive strength for high-assurance access, alongside MFA and passwordless. This means SecurePass's authentication isn't just 'MFA bolted on' by a generic software vendor — it's authentication from a trust/PKI leader, with the option of the strong, cryptographic, certificate-based authentication that eMudhra's heritage enables. For organisations needing high-assurance authentication (regulated sectors, high-value access, or wanting phishing-resistant certificate-based auth), this PKI-grounded authentication is genuinely valuable and distinctive. More broadly, getting IAM from a trust/identity leader (rather than a generic vendor) provides confidence that the identity and authentication — the security-critical heart of IAM — is done by experts in trust and cryptography. So SecurePass's origin from a PKI/CA leader is a real differentiator for the authentication quality and the strong, certificate-based options it can provide. For organisations valuing robust, trust-backed authentication, this matters. TechBag helps organisations get trust-backed IAM with SecurePass. TechBag provides IAM with PKI-strong authentication.
The full identity lifecycle governed — right access, only right access
SecurePass's identity governance capabilities ensure that access is correctly managed across the whole identity lifecycle and stays appropriate over time — which matters because access that isn't governed accumulates and drifts, becoming a major security and compliance risk. The access-drift problem: without governance, access rights accumulate and become incorrect over time. When someone joins, they get access — but is it the right access? When they change roles, they should lose old access and gain new — but often the old access lingers (they accumulate rights). When they leave, their access should be removed — but sometimes it isn't (orphaned accounts). Over time, people end up with excessive access (more than their role needs), stale access (from old roles), and there are orphaned accounts — a growing security risk (excess access = larger attack surface and insider risk) and compliance problem (regulations expect access to be appropriate and reviewed). Ungoverned access drifts toward risk. Identity governance fixes this: SecurePass's governance manages the lifecycle and access properly. Lifecycle management: automatically provisions the right access when someone joins, adjusts it when they change roles (adding new, removing old), and de-provisions it when they leave — so access always matches current status, no lingering or orphaned access. Roles: access is granted via defined roles (appropriate for the job), not ad-hoc accumulation. Access requests and approvals: additional access is requested and approved (governed), not just granted. Access reviews/certifications: periodic reviews check that people's access is still appropriate, catching and removing excess or stale access — ensuring 'right access, only right access' over time. Compliance: this governed, reviewed access supports compliance (DPDP and access-control requirements) with evidence. So identity governance ensures access is correct when granted and stays correct — countering the drift toward excessive, risky access that ungoverned identity creates. For organisations, this reduces security risk (least privilege, no orphaned/excess access) and meets compliance. SecurePass provides this governance as part of its converged IAM. For organisations wanting access that's correct and stays correct, this matters. TechBag helps organisations govern identity and access with SecurePass. TechBag helps ensure right access, only right access.
From a trusted, listed identity leader — with the broader platform
SecurePass comes from eMudhra — a trusted, India-HQ, NSE/BSE-listed digital-trust and identity leader — and is part of its broader platform, which matters because IAM is security-critical (it controls access to everything), so the vendor's trustworthiness, expertise and platform breadth add real value. Trusted, expert vendor: eMudhra is a licensed CA, PKI and digital-trust/identity leader — India-HQ (Bengaluru), founded 2008, NSE/BSE-listed (publicly accountable), serving 50+ countries, ranked among India's identity leaders. For IAM — which controls who can access your systems and data — having it from a trusted, established, security-and-identity-focused, accountable vendor (with genuine trust/PKI expertise) provides confidence in its security and reliability, which is essential for something this critical. Identity and trust are eMudhra's business. The broader platform: SecurePass is part of eMudhra's comprehensive digital-trust portfolio — DSCs (digital signatures), emSigner (eSignature/workflow), CertiNext (certificate lifecycle management), and emCA (PKI). This means SecurePass's IAM connects to the broader trust ecosystem: shared PKI strength (enabling the certificate-based authentication), and the ability to build a comprehensive digital-trust and identity capability with one partner (identity, signing, certificates, PKI). If your needs span IAM, signing, certificates and PKI, eMudhra provides them all. Home-grown and forward-looking: India-HQ (relevant for Indian buyers, data considerations), and a forward-looking trust company (global, 'quantum-ready' PKI vision). Why this matters: adopting SecurePass means getting your critical IAM from a trusted, established, listed, expert, comprehensive digital-trust/identity leader — with the confidence, breadth and PKI-strength that provides, versus a generic IAM vendor. For organisations that value trust for identity security and want a broader digital-trust relationship, this is a real advantage. And for Indian organisations, there's the value of a home-grown, listed identity champion. TechBag supplies SecurePass within eMudhra's trusted platform, with local support. TechBag provides SecurePass from a trusted identity leader.
The honest scope
SecurePass is eMudhra's converged Identity and Access Management (IAM) platform — unifying strong authentication (MFA, passwordless, and PKI-based certificate authentication), access management (SSO, adaptive/risk-based access) and identity governance (lifecycle, roles, access reviews) into one platform — the evolution of emAS, from a trusted, India-HQ, NSE/BSE-listed digital-trust/identity leader with deep PKI heritage. The honest framing: the IAM market is large and competitive, with major players — the identity leaders (Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Ping Identity, ForgeRock/Ping, CyberArk for identity security, SailPoint for governance) — who have extensive ecosystems, integrations and standing. SecurePass's distinctive strengths are: its converged nature (authentication + access + governance in one, addressing IAM fragmentation); its PKI/trust-leader origin (distinctively strong, certificate-based authentication and trust-grounded identity, from a CA); its broader eMudhra trust platform (DSCs, signing, PKI — for a comprehensive digital-trust relationship); and its India-HQ, home-grown nature (relevant for Indian buyers, data considerations, and often value-competitive). Relative to the global IAM leaders, SecurePass may have a smaller ecosystem and fewer pre-built integrations — but its trust/PKI heritage, convergence, and India origin are genuine differentiators. It's most compelling when you want converged IAM with strong (especially certificate-based) authentication from a trusted trust/identity leader, value a broader digital-trust platform, and/or prefer an India-HQ vendor — especially for Indian and regulated organisations. For the largest global ecosystem, the leaders (Okta, Entra) lead. TechBag scopes SecurePass honestly against Okta, Microsoft Entra and others, and licenses it in INR/GST with local support.
The numbers behind the platform
What your SecurePass journey looks like
IAM scoping
Your identity needs (authentication, access/SSO, governance), your applications and users, your high-assurance-auth needs, and DPDP drivers. TechBag scopes it free.
Deploy & authenticate
Deploy SecurePass, set up strong authentication (MFA, passwordless, certificate-based) and SSO across your applications — securing the identity perimeter.
Govern access
Configure identity lifecycle management, roles, access requests and reviews — ensuring right access, only right access, over time — with adaptive/risk-based policies.
Extend & unify
Bring more applications under IAM, use governance for compliance, and connect to the broader eMudhra trust platform (DSC, signing, PKI). TechBag models it in INR/GST.
Trusted across regulated industries in 100+ countries
The review scoreboard
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
Quick poll — what’s driving your evaluation?
Talk to an advisor“Converging MFA, SSO and identity governance into one platform simplified our identity stack hugely — versus three separate tools. Less complexity, less cost, more coherent.”
“The certificate-based authentication, from a real CA (eMudhra), gave us phishing-resistant, high-assurance access for our sensitive systems. IAM from a trust leader shows.”
“Identity governance caught excess and stale access we didn't know we had — access reviews, lifecycle automation. 'Right access, only right access' is now real for us.”
“Recognising identity as our perimeter, we wanted strong IAM — SecurePass secured authentication and access across our applications, countering credential attacks.”
“For the largest ecosystem we considered Okta/Entra, but SecurePass's converged nature, PKI-strong auth, the broader eMudhra platform and India-HQ value won for us. TechBag was honest.”
“Being able to get IAM plus DSCs, signing and PKI from one trusted, listed trust partner (eMudhra) was a real plus — one relationship for digital trust and 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 requirements, the governed access and audit trails helped — access is controlled, reviewed and evidenced. TechBag supported it locally.”
Where everyone sits — the grids
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the IAM market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
TechBag Email-Security Grid
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
Converged IAM from a PKI/trust leader. This page's product.
Detection × Portfolio Integration
The grid nobody publishes — how strong the email detection is vs how integrated with the wider security portfolio.
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.
SecurePass vs the IAM field
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 |
Which email-security approach fits you?
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
Choose SecurePass if…
- ✓You want converged IAM (auth + access + governance) in one platform
- ✓You value strong, certificate-based authentication from a PKI/CA leader
- ✓You want a broader digital-trust platform (DSC, signing, PKI) too
- ✓You prefer an India-HQ, listed, trusted identity vendor
Okta if…
- ✓You want the best-in-class access/identity ecosystem and integrations
Microsoft Entra ID if…
- ✓You're all-Microsoft and want native, bundled IAM
SailPoint if…
- ✓Your priority is the deepest identity governance (IGA)
No IAM / passwords if…
- ✓Never — identity is the security perimeter; passwords alone are insecure
What do email threats cost you?
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 actual device counts and modules.
Three ways to consume it
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.
SecurePass (converged IAM)
Best for securing the identity perimeter
- Authentication: MFA, passwordless, certificate-based
- Access: SSO, adaptive/risk-based
- Governance: lifecycle, roles, access reviews
+ Platform add-ons
Best for a broader rollout
- Scoped to your estate
- Add-on modules as needed
- Phased, right-sized deployment
+ The eMudhra platform
Best for full digital trust
- Add DSCs, emSigner (signing), CertiNext (CLM), emCA (PKI)
- One trusted, listed digital-trust & identity partner
- TechBag scopes the mix in INR/GST
Buy it for less — TechBag pricing beats list
Whatever the list prices above, TechBag negotiates a significantly better deal — with GST-compliant INR invoicing and local support. Ask us for your discounted quote.
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The 8 questions to ask every vendor
Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.
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.
Questions buyers ask
Ready to secure your identity perimeter?
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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