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Push Security: IAM jobs covered, pricing and limits

Short answer

A browser extension that detects identity attacks such as adversary-in-the-middle phishing and session hijacking, and finds the SaaS and AI apps people sign in to. Its own pages document threat detection and cover part of app coverage. Standard costs $5 per user per month on an annual contract, for up to 500 employees.

Which IAM jobs does Push Security cover?

The five jobs of an IAM stack and how many vendors document eachJ1 Directory and single sign-on: 5 documented, 1 partial. J2 Lifecycle and governance: 7 documented, 4 partial. J3 Application coverage and identity orchestration: 2 documented, 6 partial. J4 Privileged access: 2 documented, 7 partial. J5 Identity threat detection and response: 5 documented, 1 partial.PEOPLE AND APPSJ1Directory and single sign-on5 documented · 1 partialJ2Lifecycle and governance7 documented · 4 partialJ3Application coverage2 documented · 6 partialJ4Privileged access2 documented · 7 partialJ5Identity threat detection5 documented · 1 partial
Read the stack as a list
Coverage as described on Push Security's own pages, read in September 2026 and updated 11 October 2026. Not a score.
JobStatusWhat its pages say
J1Directory and SSONot in our sourcesNo description on the pages we read.
J2Lifecycle and IGANot in our sourcesNo description on the pages we read.
J3App coveragePartialFinds shadow SaaS and AI apps and hidden login paths that bypass SSO from the browser; it does not describe bringing those apps under governance.

Source: Push Security homepage · Read 29 Sep 2026

J4Privileged accessNot in our sourcesNo description on the pages we read.
J5Threat detectionDocumentedDetects adversary-in-the-middle phishing and session hijacking in the browser, with MFA guardrails.

Source: Push Security homepage · Read 29 Sep 2026

How does Push Security fit in an IAM stack?

Push Security covers the threat detection job in the browser, where people sign in to SaaS: it watches for phishing that steals sessions and for sign-ins that skip the identity provider. Because it also sees which apps people sign up for, it covers part of the application coverage job.

Suits: SaaS-heavy organizations that want sign-in protection and shadow app visibility without an endpoint agent.

What does it cost and how is it deployed?

Pricing
Standard (up to 500 employees): $5 per user per month on an annual contract, or $6 per employee per month billed monthly, both billed in advance. Enterprise (500+ employees): volume pricing on request. Every licence includes the full platform; a trial is available.

Source: Push Security pricing · Read 11 Oct 2026

Deployment
Browser extension for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari; no endpoint agent; works on unmanaged (BYOD) devices.

Source: Push Security homepage · Read 29 Sep 2026 · Source: Push Security pricing · Read 11 Oct 2026

Integrations
Not covered in our sources
Certifications
Not covered in our sources

Where is Push Security strong?

What are its limits?

  • Standard plan covers up to 500 employees; larger organizations get volume pricing on request.

    Source: Push Security pricing · Read 11 Oct 2026

  • Protection outside a supported browser is not described on the pages we read.

    Source: Push Security homepage · Read 29 Sep 2026

Which head-to-heads include Push Security?

Frequently asked questions

What does Push Security do in an IAM stack?

A browser extension that detects identity attacks such as adversary-in-the-middle phishing and session hijacking, and finds the SaaS and AI apps people sign in to. Its pages document threat detection.

Does Push Security publish pricing?

Standard (up to 500 employees): $5 per user per month on an annual contract, or $6 per employee per month billed monthly, both billed in advance. Enterprise (500+ employees): volume pricing on request. Every licence includes the full platform; a trial is available.

What does Push Security not cover?

On the pages we read, Push Security does not describe directory and SSO, lifecycle and IGA and privileged access. Standard plan covers up to 500 employees; larger organizations get volume pricing on request.