Azure DevOps Server (formerly TMS) vs CyberArk Privileged Account Security | TrustRadius

What users are saying about

Score 8.3 out of 10

Based on 242 reviews and ratings

Score 8.2 out of 10

Based on 47 reviews and ratings

Attribute Ratings

Azure DevOps Server is rated higher in 2 areas: Likelihood to Recommend, Support Rating

Likelihood to Recommend

8.7

Azure DevOps Server (formerly TMS)

87%

49 Ratings

8.0

CyberArk Privileged Account Security

80%

9 Ratings

Likelihood to Renew

10.0

Azure DevOps Server (formerly TMS)

100%

1 Rating

CyberArk Privileged Account Security

N/A

0 Ratings

Usability

8.7

Azure DevOps Server (formerly TMS)

87%

3 Ratings

CyberArk Privileged Account Security

N/A

0 Ratings

Support Rating

8.5

Azure DevOps Server (formerly TMS)

85%

22 Ratings

7.4

CyberArk Privileged Account Security

74%

7 Ratings

Implementation Rating

8.0

Azure DevOps Server (formerly TMS)

80%

2 Ratings

CyberArk Privileged Account Security

N/A

0 Ratings

Pros

Organizes tasks with space for all the added context one would need (requirements, design links, etc.)
Ability to capture a backlog of items to better visualize a roadmap to help with planning/prioritizing.
Streamlines the work being done across a large project team with various specialists.
Intuitive to use with minimal learning curve for those new to the tool.

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DesignOps Associate

PfizerPharmaceuticals, 10,001+ employees

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Automatically discover new servers on the network and take control of the local admin password by vaulting it and ensuring nobody knows the password. A different password on every server.
Automatically roll the password in a configurable manner - after each use, after a certain period of time, etc.
Track and govern sensitive account usage by ensuring only properly authorized users can access the vault and obtain the credentials and then monitor usage.

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Verified User

Program Manager in Information Technology

Telecommunications Company, 10,001+ employees

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Cons

Can add more build templates for specific technology requirements
Can have more features in dashboards which can help dev teams stream line their tasks and priorities
Can have raise alarm feature in case of any sort of failure in devops pipeline execution

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Verified User

Engineer in Information Technology

Banking Company, 501-1000 employees

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GUI - right now everything is on one page/dashboard. Some level of folder/Safe type view would be great
More options when storing passwords - especially for network based passwords
Better integrations with vendors like Cisco so that admins dont need to really get the password from the vault (think Last Pass type add on)

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Verified User

Engineer in Information Technology

Construction Company, 1001-5000 employees

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Pricing Details

General

Free Trial

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Free/Freemium Version

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Premium Consulting/Integration Services

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Entry-level set up fee?

No

Starting Price

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General

Free Trial

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Free/Freemium Version

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Premium Consulting/Integration Services

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Entry-level set up fee?

No

Starting Price

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Likelihood to Renew

Azure DevOps Server (formerly TMS) 10.0

Based on 1 answer

Because we are a Microsoft Gold Partner we utilize most of their software and we have so much invested in Team Foundation Server now it would take a catastrophic amount of time and resources to switch to a different product.

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Database Administrator

AderantComputer Software, 201-500 employees

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No score

No answers yet

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Usability

Azure DevOps Server (formerly TMS) 8.7

Based on 3 answers

Azure DevOps Server or TFS is a complete suite in itself. From Developer's machine where the code is developed to the production environment where the code is meant to run it take care of complete flow within itself. It acts as a code repository you can check-in check-out codes using GIT interface. It also acts as a Build and Automation Test tool which can help you to judge sanctity of your code. It further acts as a release manager to deploy your application to the production environment. And all these steps can also be performed without any manual intervention with the option to have approval processes. Hence its a perfect blend of all set of tools and capabilities required to bring code to production.

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Verified User

Engineer in Information Technology

Banking Company, 501-1000 employees

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Support Rating

Azure DevOps Server (formerly TMS) 8.5

Based on 22 answers

I have not had to use the support for Azure DevOps Server. There have never been any issues where I was not able to figure it out or quickly resolve. Our Scrum Master has used support before though, and the service has always been prompt and clear with a customer-focus

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Kellie Crawford

Office Manager

TecnicsInformation Technology and Services, 201-500 employees

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CyberArk Privileged Account Security 7.4

Based on 7 answers

Customer support and technical support have always been great when we require assistance. Especially when we come across issues that we're not familiar with.

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Security System Administrator

HealthCare PartnersHospital & Health Care, 1001-5000 employees

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Implementation Rating

Azure DevOps Server (formerly TMS) 8.0

Based on 2 answers

Do research beforehand and, if possible, do a trial run before implementing into production environment.

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Database Administrator

AderantComputer Software, 201-500 employees

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No score

No answers yet

No answers on this topic

Alternatives Considered

In my opinion, DevOps covers the development process end to end way better than Jira or GitHub. Both competitors are nice in their specific fields but DevOps provides a more comprehensive package in my opinion. It is still crazy to see that the whole suite can be used for free. The productivity increase we realized with DevOps is worth real money!

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Verified User

Employee in Other

E-Learning Company, 10,001+ employees

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It is known as one of the safest products in the market. It has good support and is also available as on-premise. You can run it virtually on VMWare (and probably on other hypervisors as well). You can have a second instance on bare metal and that makes it a very safe system.

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Engineer in Information Technology

Entertainment Company, 201-500 employees

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Return on Investment

There has been a positive impact on our overall business objectives. We have saved a huge amount of time consolidating user stories and bugs into one central location.
The system has increased visibility into our processes which has additionally had a positive impact on our business objectives. It has increased confidence in the process and allowed us to have more flexibility around the project.

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Michael Martinez

Data and research analyst

State of ColoradoGovernment Administration, 10,001+ employees

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Decreased the probability of an external cyber attack to privileged accounts..
Management can control privileged account life cycle management more effectively
Recording privileged sessions allows our organization to play back exactly the point of a breach or malicious behavior
Automated system to manage and verify passwords, as privileged accounts are constantly created and deleted
Automatic PWD change functionality will substantially decrease probability of PWD theft or misuse.

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Senior Consultant

InfosysInformation Technology and Services, 10,001+ employees

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