Comparison · Privileged access management

Securita360vsManageEngine PAM360

PAM360 is a broad privileged-access suite from ManageEngine. Securita360 concentrates on the core: a vault, approved and time-boxed access, command control, recorded sessions and a tamper-evident trail.

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How Securita360 and ManageEngine PAM360 compare

Each row sets what we know about Securita360 beside what ManageEngine PAM360 states on its own public pages.

Where the password goes

Securita360

Credentials are injected on the server into browser SSH and RDP sessions, so the password never reaches the browser.
Autointelli edge

ManageEngine PAM360

Not stated on the vendor's page.

Approval integrity

Securita360

No self-approval, edits after approval invalidate approvals, and break-glass access is capped and reviewed.
Both offer this

ManageEngine PAM360

Context-aware, dynamic access controls and just-in-time elevation.

Command control

Securita360

Ordered allow and deny rules for SSH commands.
Both offer this

ManageEngine PAM360

Application and command controls.

Tamper-evident audit

Securita360

A hash-chained audit trail with SIEM export in CEF.
Autointelli edge

ManageEngine PAM360

Not stated on the vendor's page.

Deployment

Securita360

Self-hosted.
Both offer this

ManageEngine PAM360

On-premises, with a cloud option listed as beta.

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Sources and notes. Information about ManageEngine PAM360 is taken from the vendor's own public pages as read in September 2026: PAM360. "Not stated" means the page does not mention it, not that the product lacks it. Vendors change products and pricing, so check their current documentation before deciding. All product names and trademarks belong to their owners, and Autointelli is not affiliated with them. Why Autointelli · All comparisons