M4PAM vs. Securden Unified PAM Comparison Chart

Unlike other PAM solutions, M4PAM extends privileged access control into the database. It combines server-level access management, SSH and RDP, identity-based sessions, credential management, and full session recording, with a Database Privileged Access Management (DBPAM) layer that governs which tables, columns, and rows each user can see, edit, or export. Traditional PAM disables an Active Directory account but leaves local database credentials untouched; M4PAM closes that gap. Users authenticate through single sign on and two factor authentication instead of shared credentials, request access on demand, and lose it automatically once it expires. An SQL Firewall and dynamic data masking add further control over database activity. M4PAM can run as a standalone PAM solution or layer on top of an existing third party PAM to close the database gap without replacing it. It connects to native database clients and BI tools, and deploys without agents.