Five Reasons Federal Agencies Choose Delinea Secret Server
Federal agencies need Privileged Access Management that supports mission goals, aligns with NIST controls, and operates across complex environments. This video covers five reasons agencies choose Delinea Secret Server, including just-in-time access, credential rotation, session recording, flexible deployment options, easier scaling, clear pricing, and faster time to mission across Federal use cases.
There are probably 5 reasons why a federal agency would choose Delinea Secret Server.
Really, the first one would be mission alignment. What's unique about Delinea is that we enforce just-in-time access, credential rotation, session recording, tokenization, and zero trust based on privileged segmentation. And that falls right in line with all of the NIST-aligned controls, which is a huge advantage for any government agency.
Number 2 would really be the ability to secure their reliable deployment options throughout the government. And what I mean by that is Delinea offers on-prem, cloud, cross-domain, and air-gap architectures, and that is wildly important in the federal space.
Number 3 would be the operational simplicity. Basically, in very simplistic terms, we're easy to deploy, we're easy to manage, and we're easy to scale.
And number 4 would be the total cost of ownership. We don't require or have premium licensing models, or tiered pricing, or specific privileges or features, which is advantageous for us and for the agencies.
And then, lastly, would be faster time to mission, which is very important to the federal government. Agencies require that they're able to stand up solutions in weeks, not months or years in some cases.
