1Password vs BeyondTrust Endpoint Privilege Management, powered by PowerBroker and Avecto

• 1Password works very well across all popular platforms, including desktop and mobile apps, as well as various web browser integrations, providing a convenient and consistent method to access your logins and passwords no matter what device you're currently using.
• 1Password provides a powerful, yet straightforward, mechanism for the creation of strong passwords of varying lengths and criteria: if you normally use 24-character passwords but your latest account can only support 16-character lengths, just tweak the password length slider. If your latest account forces you to use special characters, just toggle the checkbox to ensure that need is met.
• 1Password supports Apple Touch ID on iOS and MacOS, and Face ID on iOS, allowing authorized users secure, but easy, access to their credentials, and obviating the need for frequent typing out of long passphrases.
• 1Password continues to provide iterative updates to their products which ensure ever-improving auto-fill integrations with website logins and mobile app logins.

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• Password management and Secure access to servers
• Ability to remotely log a session off
• Administrators having the capability to view the changes made on a specific server through the recording mechanism
• Integrates well with any servers both on-prem and on cloud

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• Price: 1Password is the best app in the industry for this functionality, and as such, the price tag is also among the highest.
• Browser extensions: this may be more of a function of constantly shifting browser technology, but at times the auto-fill functionality can feel glitchy, leading to confusion

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• Difficult set-up process. Takes numerous iterations of setting up
• GUI is not user-friendly. Hard to understand the options available and what they do unless you spend a lot of time working on it
• Might be expensive depending on the licenses you purchase.

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• It has saved so much time trying to remember passwords or resetting accounts.
• For shared company passwords, it has eliminated the staff conversations about, "Hey, what's the password for...?"

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• Difficult set up
• Difficult GUI
• Hard to understand in the beginning

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