Segura® Platform Version 4.2.3 delivers key advancements in certificate-based identity security, and operational efficiency, reinforcing Segura®’s position as a platform for modern privileged access and non-human identity management.
This release focuses on reducing operational friction, improving integration capabilities, and strengthening governance over certificates, credentials, and automated workflows.
Below are the main enhancements introduced in this version:
- Identity Security Evolution: Centralized certificate usage and lifecycle governance
- Operational Efficiency: Faster execution of critical actions with reduced friction
Together, these improvements position Segura® as a scalable, automation-ready PAM platform, designed to support complex enterprise environments and modern security architectures.
Integration for Certificate-Based Authentication
Version 4.2.3 introduces integration between Certificate Manager (CLM) and PAM Core credentials, enabling centralized management and usage of certificates in privileged sessions.
What’s new
- Association of managed certificates with PAM credentials
- New Certificate section in credential configuration (Session Settings)
- Support for personal certificates (A1) in Segura® Browser sessions
- Automatic synchronization when certificates are renewed in CLM
- Full audit logging of certificate usage during sessions
Security & Governance Enhancements
- Centralized certificate lifecycle management
- Granular access control for certificate usage
Full traceability of certificate-based authentication - Secure and encrypted communication between PAM and CLM
Customer Impact
This integration eliminates manual certificate handling and enables organizations to centralize governance over certificate-based authentication. It improves security, visibility, and compliance while simplifying user experience and ensuring full lifecycle control of certificates used in privileged access.
See the documentation:
Password Change Shortcut
This release introduces a new usability enhancement that allows administrators to request password rotation directly from the credentials list.
What’s new
- New action: Request Password Change available inside credential lists
- Permission and eligibility-based visibility
- Action available only for eligible credentials with a rotation policy configured
- Disabled state when execution is already in progress
- No disruption to list filters or pagination
Customer Impact
This feature reduces operational friction by enabling faster execution of password rotations. It improves efficiency, usability, and responsiveness, allowing administrators to act quickly on credential security tasks without unnecessary navigation.
See the documentation: