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HashiCorp Vault


HashiCorp Vault: HashiCorp Vault where the requirement is machine and application secrets rather than human privileged access

Privileged access management from the merged Thycotic and Centrify
As of 1 September 2026, Delinea's pricing is not published; the vendor quotes on request. A privileged access platform formed by merging Thycotic and Centrify in 2021 under Thoma Bravo, covering secret vaulting, privileged session management and endpoint privilege control. Softwr lists it under Cybersecurity. Delinea is available on Web, Windows, Linux, macOS.
Overview
Delinea sells privileged access management: Secret Server for credential vaulting and rotation, Privilege Manager for removing local administrator rights on endpoints, Server PAM for privileged access to Linux and Windows servers, and Privileged Behaviour Analytics. The company was created in 2021 when Thoma Bravo merged Thycotic, whose strength was the Secret Server vault, with Centrify, whose strength was identity-based server access. The distinguishing point is that Secret Server remains one of the easier privileged access vaults to actually deploy. Enterprise PAM projects fail regularly because the deployment is more disruptive than the risk it removes, and Delinea's vault is repeatedly chosen by mid-market organisations that failed to complete a CyberArk rollout. Time to a working vault is the practical differentiator, not feature count. Buyers are mid-market and enterprise security teams, frequently driven by a cyber insurance requirement or an audit finding rather than by choice. The trade-off is the merged portfolio. Capabilities from the two lineages are integrated to varying degrees, licensing is per privileged user or per secret depending on the module, and Delinea does not publish rates on its own site; UK public sector G-Cloud listings have shown Secret Server Cloud Professional around 348 pounds per user per year, which is a useful reference point rather than a quotable price.
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HashiCorp Vault: HashiCorp Vault where the requirement is machine and application secrets rather than human privileged access


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Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Secret Server
On request
Privilege Manager
On request
Server PAM
On request
Capabilities
Secret Server
Vaulting, rotation and check-out of privileged credentials
Privileged session recording
Records and audits sessions launched through the vault
Privilege Manager
Removes local administrator rights and elevates specific applications
Server PAM
Just-in-time privileged access to Linux and Windows servers
Discovery
Finds unmanaged privileged accounts across the estate
DevOps secrets
Machine credential and API key management for pipelines
Behaviour analytics
Flags anomalous use of privileged credentials
Answered, with sources
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Delinea is the merged company formed from Thycotic and Centrify in 2021. Secret Server is the former Thycotic product; the server access products come from Centrify.
Not by Delinea. Public sector frameworks have listed Secret Server Cloud around 348 GBP per user per year, which is a reference point, not a quote.
No. Secret Server, Privilege Manager and Server PAM are separately licensed on different units. Scope all three if your requirement spans them.
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