Credential Rotation

Rotate passwords for databases, servers, firewalls and switches automatically. Adaptive keeps credentials in its vault, enforces password policies and keeps a full history, so no one needs to know a privileged password.

Privileged passwords for databases, servers and network devices tend to be set once and shared for years. They end up in spreadsheets, scripts and chat history, and they survive long after the people who knew them have left. Rotating them by hand is slow and risky, so it rarely happens, and network appliances like firewalls and switches are usually left out entirely.

Set once

Privileged passwords are often left unchanged for years because manual rotation breaks things

Left behind

Firewalls and switches are typically excluded from rotation programs built for servers and databases

Credentials that rotate themselves and never reach the user

Adaptive stores privileged credentials in its vault and rotates them on a schedule or after every use. Because users and agents connect through Adaptive, they never see the password, and rotation never interrupts their access.

Automatic Password Rotation

Rotate credentials on a schedule, on demand, or after each session. Adaptive updates the password on the target and in its vault together, so connections keep working through every rotation.

Firewalls and Switches Included

Rotation covers network appliances as well as databases and servers, including Cisco, Fortinet, Juniper, Aruba, Palo Alto and HPE devices, bringing the whole estate under one policy.

Password Policies and History

Set length, complexity and rotation-interval policies per resource. Every rotation is recorded with who or what triggered it, giving auditors a complete credential history.

Credential Rotation

No Network Changes Required

Cloud or On-Premises Deployment

Enterprise-Grade Security