Password managers still rely on human input and visibility. MyCena removes the human factor by managing credentials invisibly and dynamically in the background, with zero reliance on identity as a security layer.
Identity-based models rely on the assumption that users will securely manage credentials. In practice, credentials get phished, reused, and mishandled. MyCena eliminates this failure point entirely.
Yes. Since users don’t manage or share credentials, insider misuse (intentional or accidental) is eliminated. All access is traceable and governed by the admin, without exposing any credential.
MyCena uses access segmentation at the credential level. Each credential only grants access to a specific system. If one is compromised, it cannot be used elsewhere.
Credentials are encrypted and system-specific. Even if intercepted inside a breached vendor’s system, they cannot be used to moved laterally across systems.
Yes. ML-DAES uses multi-layered encryption that is quantum-resilient by design, removing the exposed credential layer that quantum computing would otherwise target.