Best Identity and Access Management (IAM) Software for Salesforce - Page 2

Compare the Top Identity and Access Management (IAM) Software that integrates with Salesforce as of December 2025 - Page 2

This a list of Identity and Access Management (IAM) software that integrates with Salesforce. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Salesforce. View the products that work with Salesforce in the table below.

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    Entrust Identity Enterprise
    The world's most proven on-prem identity & access management (IAM) solution for strong digital security. Identity Enterprise is an integrated IAM platform that supports a full suite of workforce, consumer, and citizen use cases. Ideally suited for high-assurance applications that require a Zero Trust approach for thousands or millions of users, Identity Enterprise can be deployed on-premises or as a virtual appliance. Never trust, always verify. Protect your organization and user communities both inside and outside the perimeter. Secure workforce, consumer, and citizen identities with high assurance use case coverage including credential-based access, smart card issuance, and best-in-class MFA. Limit user friction with adaptive risk-based authentication, passwordless login, and cloud app federation. Option to use digital certificates (PKI) for a higher level of security when and where warranted, either with a physical smart card or a virtual smart card.
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    Strata Maverics Platform
    Identity integrations across all your clouds on one powerful platform. Strata’s Maverics Identity Orchestration Platform is the first distributed, multi-cloud identity solution. Maverics is an abstraction layer that integrates heterogeneous identity management systems to make many policies, APIs, and sessions work as one. Enterprise identity management is hard. Making identity work for multi-cloud doesn’t have to be. Enterprises are rapidly moving to distributed architectures. Whether a hybrid of on-premises and cloud, or several clouds, running distributed systems creates identity silos. Applications live on different clouds, like Microsoft Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud, and each cloud comes with its own identity system. Add the challenge of on-premises legacy apps, and you’ve got a distributed identity management problem. Maverics is a new approach to identity management for multi-cloud environments.
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    Aembit

    Aembit

    Aembit

    Replace manual and insecure access to non-human identities with our automated and secretless Workload IAM platform. Manage your workload-to-workload access like you do your users: with automated, policy-based and identity-driven controls, so you can proactively eliminate the risk of non-human identities. Aembit boosts security by cryptographically verifying workload identities, in real time, ensuring that only trusted workloads have access to your sensitive data. Aembit injects short-lived credentials into requests just-in-time so you never have to store or protect secrets. Dynamically enforce access rights based on real-time evaluations of workload security posture, geography and other key behavioral characteristics. Aembit secures access amongst workloads in the cloud on-prem and in SaaS.
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    Keycard

    Keycard

    Keycard

    Keycard is an identity-and-access infrastructure platform built for the agent-native era, enabling developers and enterprises to securely connect AI agents, users, services, and APIs with real-time, policy-driven identity controls. It issues dynamic, ephemeral access tokens in place of static secrets and supports federated identity models to unify users, agents, and workloads under a distributed authorization framework. The platform provides drop-in SDKs for popular frameworks so developers can build agent-aware applications without becoming IAM experts. Keycard’s data model includes identity-attested agents, tasks, tools, and resources, allowing logical zones with context-aware permissions and auditability. On the policy side, security teams can define deterministic, task-based rules that enforce who (user/agent) can do what (task) on which resource under which conditions, all with full transparency.