F5 Distributed Cloud Authentication Intelligence vs. SecureAuth IdP

I think if the analytics was more developed this would be an even better product and a 10/10. There should be more transparency with the results with backing of Data

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SecureAuth is a good solution for companies looking for an in-house solution that can be managed by your internal technical resources. It is a good solution for new companies that are looking for a more secure authentication application to deploy to their staff

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• Uses a cookie which helps with analytics tracking
• Partnership with Chase is really strong
• Looks to connect the 2 organizations (Southwest and Chase)

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• Security token for Microsoft authentication.
• Single sign on enabled for our organization.
• Simplifies the log in for our employees.

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• Analytics is a HUGE place for improvement. We had to set up the analytics on our end via tagging with the cookie that gets put into the file. We also don't really have many updates with DETAIL on the analytics that f5 provides us

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• We had some difficulty enabling SecureAuth as our only authentication tool.
• The offline authentication feature was troublesome at times.
• Enrollment was a little cumbersome for some employees.

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SecureAuth was reasonable solution that enables our organization to securely manage our single sign-on and multi-factor authentication controls by our technology department. The product was easy to install and maintain, and provided our employees a layer of security that was on par with other industry leading solutions

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• Higher Chase Credit card application rate

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• Flexible terms allowed us to leverage SecureAuth over multiple years.
• SecureAuth allowed us to get into this area of security at a reasonable price point.
• SecureAuth was able to scale as our company grew at a reasonable cost.

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