Bravura Pass
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) software
Self-service password reset (SSPR) software
Identity management software
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What is Bravura Pass
Bravura Pass is an enterprise authentication and access product focused on multi-factor authentication and passwordless login, typically deployed to reduce reliance on passwords and improve sign-in assurance. It is used by IT and security teams to authenticate workforce users across corporate applications and remote access scenarios. The product commonly pairs MFA methods (for example, push/OTP and device-based factors) with self-service capabilities to reduce help-desk password reset workload. It is positioned as part of a broader identity and access stack rather than a consumer identity platform.
Workforce-focused MFA coverage
The product is designed for employee and contractor authentication use cases, including remote access and application sign-in. It supports adding additional authentication factors beyond passwords to raise assurance levels. This aligns with common enterprise MFA deployment patterns where IT controls enrollment and policy. It fits organizations that want centralized control over authentication policies.
Passwordless and SSPR options
Bravura Pass is commonly associated with passwordless authentication approaches that reduce password exposure and reset frequency. It also supports self-service flows that can lower service desk tickets related to credential issues. These capabilities are relevant for organizations trying to reduce operational overhead while maintaining access controls. The combination of MFA and self-service can simplify end-user recovery processes.
Enterprise IAM integration orientation
The product is typically implemented as part of an identity management environment rather than as a standalone consumer verification service. It is oriented toward integrating with enterprise directories and access workflows managed by security teams. This makes it suitable for organizations standardizing authentication across multiple internal systems. It supports policy-driven authentication rather than one-off app-level implementations.
Less CIAM and verification depth
Bravura Pass is primarily oriented to workforce authentication rather than consumer identity and large-scale customer onboarding. Organizations needing advanced consumer identity features (for example, high-volume registration, progressive profiling, or specialized identity proofing) may need additional products. Its feature emphasis differs from platforms built specifically for consumer identity journeys. This can increase integration work for customer-facing use cases.
Method and device dependencies
Passwordless and strong MFA approaches often depend on end-user device availability and enrollment hygiene. If users lose devices or cannot enroll a second factor, organizations must plan fallback and recovery processes. These operational requirements can add administrative overhead during rollout. The effectiveness depends on consistent policy enforcement and user adoption.
Limited public product transparency
Compared with some widely documented identity platforms, public technical documentation and packaging details can be harder to validate without vendor engagement. This can slow early-stage evaluation, especially for teams that rely on self-serve trials and extensive public integration guides. Procurement may require more direct vendor-led discovery. It can also make it harder to benchmark capabilities using only public sources.
Plan & Pricing
| Licensing model / Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription (per-user) | Contact sales / Request a quote (no public list price) | Annual subscription; minimum three-year commitment; cost based on volume discounts; available as SaaS or on-prem; commonly used for Bravura Pass. |
| Perpetual (per-user) | Contact sales / Request a quote (no public list price) | One-time perpetual license; price based on volume discounts; commonly used for Bravura Pass and other products. |
| Perpetual per System & Workstations (Bravura Privilege only) | Contact sales / Request a quote (no public list price) | Perpetual model for managed systems/workstations (applies to Bravura Privilege); mainframe connector may require additional licensing. |
Seller details
Bravura Security, Inc.
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https://www.bravurasecurity.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bravura-security/
