1Password vs Oracle Identity Management

Likelihood to Recommend

1Password should be used to store any information securely, including logins/passwords, credit card and bank information, drivers licenses, software licenses, notes and documents, and many other things. You shouldn't really use the same password for multiple sites, and 1Password is great for generating random passwords, storing them, and making them easy to retrieve. The group plans work great for sharing information between people as well. It really works best on a Mac. I've used 1Password on Windows a bit, and it works just fine, but it doesn't seem to work as well as on the Mac.

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Nate Dillon

Front-End Web Developer, Office of Mediated Education

Kansas State UniversityHigher Education, 5001-10,000 employees

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I've always preferred to have a single solution for identity access management for both internal and external. In our case, we started with this project to have an internal single sign-on that worked very well. However, the external services were further integrated with the city-wide single sign system. Oracle Identity Management was an easy integration with the city identity management

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Dr. Maher Shirah

Director Smart Services Department

Roads and Transport AuthorityGovernment Administration, 1001-5000 employees

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Feature Rating Comparison

1Password

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Oracle Identity Management

9.1

ID-Management Access Control

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9.0

ID Management Single-Sign On (SSO)

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9.0

Multi-Factor Authentication

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10.0

Password Management

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10.0

Account Provisioning and De-provisioning

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10.0

ID Management Workflow Automation

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8.0

ID Risk Management

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8.0

Pros

Create strong passwords: with a single click, 1password can create, store, and auto-fill password fields when new accounts are created. You can customize character options for those useless "security measures" put in place by some programmers that require (or alternatively, do not allow) capital letters, numerals, and special characters.
Securely sharing passwords: through encrypted sharing methods or inviting to a team vault, you can easily share one or many credentials with clients and team members.
Securely storing payment info: using the same secure encryption methods, you can also store an autofill payment methods (credit cards, etc) for one-click use on ecommerce sites.

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Matt Heerema

Director

Mere AgencyInternet, 1-10 employees

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Simple installation
Good user experience
Stable performance

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Dr. Maher Shirah

Director Smart Services Department

Roads and Transport AuthorityGovernment Administration, 1001-5000 employees

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Cons

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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Matt Heerema

Director

Mere AgencyInternet, 1-10 employees

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Auto switch to DR (Very key and not yet been experienced or implemented well)
Ability to connect with other legacy systems
Mobile friendly

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Dr. Maher Shirah

Director Smart Services Department

Roads and Transport AuthorityGovernment Administration, 1001-5000 employees

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Usability

1Password 10.0

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The 1Password app design is top notch, much better than a couple other password managers I've looked at. The app and service are very flexible, allowing for many different types of data storage. The browser extensions generally work very well, allowing for easy access to login information while using pretty much any modern web browser.

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Nate Dillon

Front-End Web Developer, Office of Mediated Education

Kansas State UniversityHigher Education, 5001-10,000 employees

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Support

1Password 10.0

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I haven't had a lot of issues with 1Password in the past, but I have browsed the 1Password support forums a bit when I have needed an answer for something. The support staff seems to be very responsive. They seem to respond to pretty much everything posted in the support forums.

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Front-End Web Developer, Office of Mediated Education

Kansas State UniversityHigher Education, 5001-10,000 employees

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Alternatives Considered

While I have not personally experienced Keeper Security, I will say from its marketing materials on its website and within its various channels (YouTube, for instance) that 1Password has a somewhat sleeker User Interface, and the same could be said for many other password applications, aside from some popular choices like LastPass.

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Adam Moreschi

VP of Customer Experience

CauseVidComputer Software, 11-50 employees

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I believe we had a quite fair RFP listing all our complex integration and being key on utilizing existing investments, the Oracle product met our requirements and the local partner presented that very well. With such combined synergy, the offering was appealing to be the winning bid and therefore Oracle Identity Management was selected.

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Dr. Maher Shirah

Director Smart Services Department

Roads and Transport AuthorityGovernment Administration, 1001-5000 employees

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Return on Investment

1Password is truly an investment in the future of one's business, so while it is difficult to run the numbers on this topic, I have not had a single compromised login on any site which I store in 1Password, which provides peace of mind.
1Password's randomized password generator has provided me with a much better format to create and securely store my online passwords. As opposed to storing them in a document or spreadsheet with or without a simple passcode on them, I now experience higher-level security to my banking and other cloud applications.
1Password allows multiple users to quickly access passwords without needing to wait for others' permissions to do so. It also makes for easy controls when people enter and leave an Organization, which is a time saver.

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Adam Moreschi

VP of Customer Experience

CauseVidComputer Software, 11-50 employees

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Management of password change policy
Single repository of a historical list of users
User experience on memorizing a single password to access all systems

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Dr. Maher Shirah

Director Smart Services Department

Roads and Transport AuthorityGovernment Administration, 1001-5000 employees

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1Password vs Oracle Identity Management

1Password

Oracle Identity Management

Feature Rating Comparison

Identity Management

ID-Management Access Control

ID Management Single-Sign On (SSO)

Multi-Factor Authentication

Password Management

Account Provisioning and De-provisioning

ID Management Workflow Automation

ID Risk Management

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Cons

Usability

Support

Alternatives Considered

Return on Investment

Pricing Details

General

Free Trial

Free/Freemium Version

Premium Consulting/Integration Services

Entry-level set up fee?

General

Free Trial

Free/Freemium Version

Premium Consulting/Integration Services

Entry-level set up fee?

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