Compare identity security tools side by side
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Editorial assessment · Desk research from public vendor material · Reviewed 2026-09-29
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Select 2 to 5 products.
| Criterion | Oasis SecurityTotal 7.5 / 10Rank 1 of 6 | Entro SecurityTotal 7.3 / 10Rank 2 of 6 | AembitTotal 7.0 / 10Rank 3= of 6 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Broad inventory and ownership across clouds, SaaS, vaults and AI services | Finding secrets in code, pipelines and chat tools and mapping them to owners | Replacing stored secrets with credentials issued per request |
| C1Discovery breadth25% | 9Highest of selection Integrations span Azure, AWS, GCP, Ping, Okta, Active Directory, HashiCorp, cloud key vaults, Snowflake, Databricks, GitHub, Salesforce and AI services. Source: Oasis Security | 9Highest of selection Searches clouds, code, CI/CD, on-prem and collaboration tools, including Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, Azure Key Vault, GitHub, GitLab, Kubernetes, Jenkins, Slack and ServiceNow. Source: Entro Security | 4Gap in public material Built to issue access, not to search for existing keys; discovery of existing secrets is not described. Source: Aembit |
| C2Owner for every identity15% | 6Gap in public material Blended Identity ties agent access to the human operating it; ownership of other workloads is not described. Source: Aembit: IAM for agentic AI | ||
| C3Removing long-lived secrets25% | 6 Rotation, vaulting and just-in-time access are listed; the emphasis is on finding and tracking secrets. Source: Entro Security | 9Highest of selection Secretless access: credentials are delivered just in time, per task. Source: Aembit | |
| C4Runtime enforcement15% | 6Gap in public material Threat and anomaly detection; inline blocking is not described. Source: Oasis Security | 6Gap in public material Detects abuse in real time through its NHIDR engine; inline blocking is not described. Source: Entro Security · Entro: AI agents | 8Highest of selection Conditional access policies evaluated at request time, including security posture. Source: Aembit |
| C5AI agents as non-human identities10% | 8Highest of selection AI security posture and Agentic Access Management for agents. Source: Oasis Security | 8Highest of selection Inventories agents and links them to the secrets and identities they use. Source: Entro: AI agents | 8Highest of selection Covers AI agents and MCP servers through its MCP Identity Gateway. Source: Aembit: IAM for agentic AI |
| C6Maturity and buying clarity10% | 6 States SOC 2 and ISO 27001; now part of Cyera, which buyers should factor into roadmap questions. Source: Oasis Security | 5Gap in public material Pricing and certifications are not on the pages reviewed. Source: Entro Security | 8Highest of selection Free-forever tier; states SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001:2022. Source: Aembit · Aembit: IAM for agentic AI |
| Published pricing | Not on the pages reviewed, contact sales. Source: Oasis Security | Not on the pages reviewed, contact sales. Source: Entro Security | Free-forever tier. Paid plan prices are not on the pages reviewed. Source: Aembit |
| Deployment | Not on the pages reviewed | Not on the pages reviewed | MCP Identity Gateway runs as a Linux VM in your environment |
| Also scored in | No other topic | No other topic | AI agent security and identity, MCP security |
Integrations span Azure, AWS, GCP, Ping, Okta, Active Directory, HashiCorp, cloud key vaults, Snowflake, Databricks, GitHub, Salesforce and AI services.
Source: Oasis Security
Threat and anomaly detection; inline blocking is not described.
Source: Oasis Security
AI security posture and Agentic Access Management for agents.
Source: Oasis Security
States SOC 2 and ISO 27001; now part of Cyera, which buyers should factor into roadmap questions.
Source: Oasis Security
Not on the pages reviewed, contact sales.
Source: Oasis Security
Searches clouds, code, CI/CD, on-prem and collaboration tools, including Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, Azure Key Vault, GitHub, GitLab, Kubernetes, Jenkins, Slack and ServiceNow.
Source: Entro Security
Rotation, vaulting and just-in-time access are listed; the emphasis is on finding and tracking secrets.
Source: Entro Security
Detects abuse in real time through its NHIDR engine; inline blocking is not described.
Source: Entro Security · Entro: AI agents
Inventories agents and links them to the secrets and identities they use.
Source: Entro: AI agents
Pricing and certifications are not on the pages reviewed.
Source: Entro Security
Not on the pages reviewed, contact sales.
Source: Entro Security
Built to issue access, not to search for existing keys; discovery of existing secrets is not described.
Source: Aembit
Blended Identity ties agent access to the human operating it; ownership of other workloads is not described.
Source: Aembit: IAM for agentic AI
Secretless access: credentials are delivered just in time, per task.
Source: Aembit
Conditional access policies evaluated at request time, including security posture.
Source: Aembit
Covers AI agents and MCP servers through its MCP Identity Gateway.
Source: Aembit: IAM for agentic AI
Free-forever tier; states SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001:2022.
Source: Aembit · Aembit: IAM for agentic AI
Free-forever tier. Paid plan prices are not on the pages reviewed.
Source: Aembit
Head-to-head pages for this selection: Oasis Security vs Entro Security · Oasis Security vs Aembit · Entro Security vs Aembit
Questions
How many products can I compare?
Two to five, all from the same topic, because each topic has its own six criteria and weights.
Why can I not compare products from different topics?
The criteria differ by topic. An MCP gateway and a workforce identity provider are scored on different questions, so a combined table would compare unlike things.
Where do the scores come from?
From the topic pages. Every score has a one-line reason and a link to the public page it is based on. The method page explains how the totals are calculated.