Password managers for IT departments

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Thycotic Secret Server

Since then I've used Secret Server. I started with the free version on a local server since my team is smaller and we fell well within the free version limitation. We moved to a cloud version from our corporate office that all sites share. It also has AD integration and logging, but it's web based and we won't have access if we lose connectivity. It's my understanding that we can change it to hybrid and keep a local server so we would at least have it if we lost WAN, but I'm not part of that rollout so I haven't kept up on it.

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Devolutions Remote Desktop Manager

I have used as Remote Desktop Manager to manage both remote connections and passwords. It worked really well, had AD integration, and logged pretty much all interactions. It also said that it kept a encrypted local copy in case you didn't have network connectivity. My only complaint is that the client was a little slow, especially when loading.

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