The entire platform, not a patchwork of add-ons
Most identity security vendors charge per user, per connection, or per feature module -- forcing you to choose which parts of your infrastructure to protect and which to leave exposed. CoreLink works differently.
When you deploy CoreLink, you get secrets management, privileged sessions, identity governance, compliance reporting, SIEM integration, UEBA behavioral analytics, git secret scanning, device posture, and everything in between. There is no "upgrade to unlock" and no metering surprises. Your team scales freely, your integrations grow without penalty, and every capability is available the moment you need it.
Pricing is based on a flat agreement scoped to your organization -- not on how many people log in or how many secrets you store. We structure every engagement around predictable cost so you can plan ahead without spreadsheet gymnastics.
Every deployment includes the full platform, so you are never forced to buy a second tool when your needs grow. Start with secrets management today, and when your compliance team asks for access reviews next quarter, it is already there -- no new procurement, no new integration, no new vendor.
"I only need PAM" -- but what does your PAM actually include?
When vendors sell you "PAM," they sell you one piece. When CoreLink gives you PAM, you get the full stack -- and the other pillars cost you nothing extra.
- Password vaulting
- Session recording (basic)
- Secrets management separate product
- Dynamic DB credentials separate product
- Certificate authority separate product
- TLS discovery separate product
- HSM integration enterprise add-on
- Command interception enterprise tier
- Compliance reporting
- UEBA / anomaly detection
- Access reviews
- Git secret scanning
- Password vaulting
- Session recording (SSH + RDP, full TTYRec)
- Secrets management (AES-256-GCM envelope)
- Dynamic DB credentials
- Certificate authority (per-tenant SSH CA)
- TLS discovery and expiry tracking
- HSM integration (PKCS#11 v2.40)
- 8 command interception presets
- Compliance reporting
- UEBA / anomaly detection
- Access reviews
- Git secret scanning
The question is not "why pay for all five pillars." It is "why pay six vendors to get what one platform includes by default" -- and still have gaps between them.
"Why would I put all my eggs in one basket?"
It is a fair question. Here is why the multi-vendor approach creates more risk than it eliminates -- and how CoreLink is designed to remove the concerns that make you ask it.
Multi-vendor has its own single points of failure
Your Okta-to-CyberArk SCIM sync is a single integration maintained by nobody's core team. When it breaks at 2 AM, identities drift, sessions fail, and your on-call scrambles across three vendor support lines. Every integration seam is an unmonitored single point of failure.
Correlated intelligence that separate tools cannot deliver
A suspicious login (IAM) followed by an unusual secret access (PAM) followed by a failed compliance check (IGA) is a breach pattern. Separate tools see three unrelated events. CoreLink sees one incident -- because the data lives in a single hash-chained audit trail.
99.9% SLA with degraded-mode offline access
If CoreLink is unreachable, cached credentials and session policies remain available locally. Your team does not lose production access during an outage. Multi-vendor stacks offer no such guarantee -- if one vendor's API goes down, every downstream integration breaks.
Full data export -- you can leave any time
Every secret, audit log, policy, and session recording is exportable via API in standard formats. If you ever decide to leave, your data leaves with you. That is a stronger exit guarantee than most "best-of-breed" vendors offer, where your data is trapped in proprietary formats.
One policy engine eliminates drift
With four vendors, you write the same access rule four times in four policy languages and hope they stay in sync. CoreLink enforces each rule once across sessions, secrets, and identity lifecycle. No cross-vendor integration tax, no policy drift.
Self-hosted option -- your infrastructure, your control Under development
Deploy CoreLink on your own infrastructure when vendor dependency is the concern. Same platform, same capabilities, running in your data center or private cloud. You control the uptime, the updates, and the data -- not us.
No rip-and-replace required
CoreLink integrates with your existing identity providers and secret stores during transition -- you never go dark.
Connect
Run CoreLink alongside your existing tools. Sync identities from Okta or AD. Import secrets from Vault or AWS Secrets Manager.
Extend
Enable new capabilities your current stack does not cover -- session recording, compliance reporting, UEBA, access reviews.
Consolidate
As vendor contracts expire, migrate remaining workloads at your own pace. One platform, one policy engine, one audit trail.
See what you could save
Estimate what your organization could save by consolidating identity security into a single platform.
- PAM$24,000
- IAM$14,400
- IGA$18,000
- Compliance$9,000
- SecOps$18,000
- PAM$17,266
- IAM$10,360
- IGA$12,950
- Compliance$6,475
- SecOps$12,950
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