Segura® Recognized in 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Privileged Access Management

The Magic Quadrant™ looks at the big picture — how vendors compare on vision and ability to execute. It’s most useful for CISOs and decision-makers who need analyst validation to support vendor selection and board approval.
The Critical Capabilities report dives deeper into product features and use cases. It’s designed for IT managers, architects, and analysts who want to compare technical capabilities and understand day-to-day functionality.
Together, the two reports give you both the strategic view and the technical detail to make the right PAM decision.

CISOs, IT managers, and security analysts. The Magic Quadrant™ helps executives and decision-makers evaluate vendors and defend strategy with the board, while the Critical Capabilities report supports technical teams comparing product features and day-to-day functionality.

In the Magic Quadrant™, Gartner measures ability to execute and completeness of vision. In the Critical Capabilities report, Gartner scores vendors on specific features and use cases to help you understand technical fit.

In Gartner’s framework, Challengers are vendors with strong ability to execute in the market. For Segura®, this reflects our rapid customer growth, high satisfaction ratings, and proven strength in core PAM capabilities like credential management and account discovery. Being recognized as a Challenger means we’re delivering reliable results today while continuing to expand innovation and market impact. Read our customer success stories. >

Gartner is an independent research and advisory firm. Their evaluations provide unbiased insight you can use to reduce risk, justify investments, and choose a partner with confidence.

No. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product, or service. The reports reflect Gartner’s independent research and analysis of the PAM market.