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About Passage

Passage provides a secure, passwordless authentication platform designed to simplify identity and access management for enterprises. Its solution replaces traditional passwords with biometric and device-based authentication, reducing the risk of credential theft and improving user experience. Passage is tailored for organizations prioritizing cloud security and DevOps teams seeking to streamline secure access to applications and infrastructure.

The platform integrates seamlessly with existing DevOps workflows and cloud environments, enabling enterprises to enforce strong authentication policies without compromising operational agility. By eliminating passwords, Passage reduces attack surfaces related to phishing, credential stuffing, and brute force attacks, thereby enhancing overall security posture. Its easy-to-deploy SaaS model supports rapid adoption and scalability across large organizations.

Passage is ideal for enterprises looking to modernize their authentication methods while maintaining compliance with security standards. It empowers security and IT teams to implement robust access controls that align with cloud security best practices, ultimately reducing operational risk and improving productivity.

How to evaluate Cloud Security & CSPM

This is how the CIOPages Research Team evaluates this category. It is not an assessment of Passage. It comes from our Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) buyer guide.

25%
Risk Prioritization & Attack-Path Analysis
Context graph that correlates misconfiguration, internet reachability, identity/permissions, vulnerabilities, secrets, and data sensitivity into ranked attack paths to crown-jewel assets; toxic-combination detection; quality of the β€œfix these 10” output versus raw finding volume; false-positive rate in your own accounts
20%
Coverage Model: Agentless Breadth vs. Runtime Depth
Agentless snapshot/API scanning for fast 100%-estate visibility versus agent/eBPF runtime for in-production threat detection (CDR); container, serverless, and Kubernetes (KSPM) coverage; how the two models combine without double-counting; performance impact and deployment friction
20%
Multi-Cloud & Platform Consolidation (CNAPP)
Depth and parity across AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI, and Kubernetes from one console; how many of CSPM, CIEM, CWPP, DSPM, KSPM, and code/IaC security are genuinely unified on one data model versus bolted-on acquisitions; single policy and one risk score across domains
15%
Identity & Entitlements (CIEM)
Effective-permission analysis across human and machine identities, cross-account and federated role mapping, detection of unused and over-privileged entitlements, least-privilege right-sizing recommendations, and privilege escalation / lateral-movement path discovery
10%
Remediation, Automation & Developer Workflow
Guided and auto-remediation, IaC and pull-request fixes (shift-left to code), guardrails that prevent drift, ticketing/SOAR integration, ownership routing to the right team, and API/Terraform coverage for security-as-code
10%
Compliance, Reporting & SOC Integration
Out-of-the-box frameworks (CIS, PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2, FedRAMP, NIST) with custom policy authoring, audit-ready evidence and drift history, RBAC/SSO on the console, and clean export of correlated cloud risk into the SIEM/SOC rather than a siloed dashboard

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