Don’t let your third-parties and vendors control your credentials

Every supplier, contractor, third-party accesses your systems using credentials they know. Attackers don’t break in—they log in using stolen credentials

The quantified cost of third-party credential control failure.

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Average total cost of a credential-based breach
(IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024)
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Of breaches involved a third party or supplier
(Verizon DBIR 2024)
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Of organizations have a relationship with a breached third party
(SecurityScorecard 2024)

Third-party access is your largest uncontrolled attack surface.

You govern what your vendors can access. But they control the credentials that get them in.

1

Shared

Vendor teams share one login across multiple staff. You have no visibility.

2

Sold

A contractor credential has market value. You have no way to know when it’s gone.

3

Phished

Supplier staff are targeted precisely because they know the credentials to your systems.

4

Left Active

Contract ends. Credential stays live. The door stays open for weeks.

5

Reused

Vendor uses the same password across clients. One breach reaches all of them.

6

Unaudited

No trail of who accessed what, when, from where. Breach forensics start from zero.

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Control Your Organisation’s Credentials
So They Can’t Be Stolen

MyCena’s unique patented solution separates identity from access. For the first time, the organization — not the user — controls every credential. Access becomes unphishable.

In the physical world, no employer asks an employee to manufacture their own office key. So why do we ask them to do exactly that in the digital world — every day, for every system?

– Julia O’Toole, Co-CEO, MyCena

What changes when vendors never hold their credential.

You govern what your vendors can access. But they control the credentials that get them in.

01

Nothing to Share

Vendor staff never see the credential. Nothing to pass between team members.

Nothing to Share
02

Nothing to Sell

Can't sell a credential you never held. The risk is removed architecturally.

Nothing to Sell
03

Nothing to Phish

Attackers targeting your vendors find nothing to steal. Every attempt fails.

Nothing to Phish
04

Instant Offboarding

Contract ends. One command revokes access across every system in seconds.

Instant Offboarding
05

Governed API Access

Every third-party API credential centrally generated, scoped, and revocable.

Governed API Access
06

Full Audit Trail

Every vendor access logged — who, which system, when, from where.

Full Audit Trail

How MyCena Works

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MyCena Packages

Start where the risk is highest. Credential Control Failure ends the moment the credential leaves human hands.

Protect your external doors SSO. SaaS. Cloud. Portals

Unphishability

Stop breaches where they start by removing credentials from human hands.

Includes

  • Credentials generated centrally — not by users or vendors
  • Users never see, hold, or share a credential
  • Instant revocation for any user or third party
  • Available on desktop and mobile
  • Works alongside all cloud apps, SSO, IAM, PAM
  • Operational immediately. No infrastructure change.

Secure your internal doors SSH Root. VPN. Local apps. Third-party APIs

Resilience

Extend credential control to core infrastructure and isolate breach propagation.

Everything in Unphishability, plus:

  • Shared MFA built in
  • Active Directory and EntraID integration
  • Centrally governed API access for third parties
  • IP and device access restrictions
  • Credential expiration control
  • Works with local applications

Prove control and compliance DORA. GDPR. ISO 27001. SOC2

Governance

Full audit trail and automatic compliance evidence across all environments.

Everything in Resilience, plus:

  • Real-time access monitoring dashboard
  • Audit-ready compliance reports, auto-generated
  • GRC-compatible external API access
  • Optional: credential auto-rotation
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