Atlassian Crowd vs WatchGuard AuthPoint

• It is very easy for users to create tickets
• Standing up atlassian crowd is a breeze
• Not having to manage any hardware infrastructure is great

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• The Authpoint Cloud portal is easy to use and navigate
• It integrates well with the Firebox and gateway
• Promptly sends 2FA request onto the user devices
• Its very easy to re-activate token on a new device if the device is lost or stolen
• Troubleshooting logs are available to figure out whats wrong if a user cannot authenticate

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• Some systems that are not crucial turned into more work than what was originally deemed necessary to successfully deploy Crowd.
• Linux support was there as it was built mostly to support Windows based systems
• Documentation was supported but most issues we had required us to contact Atlassian support.

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• While the set up was easy to do the instructions could use a little more details.
• It would be useful to be able to tell how many users are at the firewall level instead of going out to the cloud to look for it.

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• New systems are tough when it comes to an ROI, as a dollar amount for saving time on a sign-in can be tough to track. Like most new systems that makes things slightly easier to execute as an end user or manage or support, it really might come down to the existing structure of how a company manages its users.
• The positives are always with the end user, which I have to say, Crowd was able to accomplish.

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• Integration with current Azure AD and LDAP is important as it saves the users from creating a new account and password to remember for yet another website/product.
• The cost of a user license is nothing compared to the cost of data loss or a company network breach. It secures our devices and data in cases of theft or breaches. Theft of a device, data, or even worse a breach would cost the company thousands to millions of dollars.
• A negative impact is that the users lose about 10-30 seconds with every login or unlock of their computer. However, this is necessary for MFA security.

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