CyberArk Workforce Identity

We use CyberArk Workforce Identity to easily and securely log in to the apps. The platform is easy to implement, offers great features like frictionless login, AI-powered authentication, making it easy to detect anomalies against security breaches, and integrates with most frequently used apps like ZOOM. .

CyberArk Workforce Identity gives small and non-small businesses the ability to protect their data and applications. Identity management allows my organization to classify and label data to make it easier to assign permissions based on user roles. It also allows you to track activity on shared applications and data, so you know exactly who is accessing what files.It offers great identity management features to help find exactly what we need.

It's a great option for SSO in a larger size business. It's pretty easy to use and is intuitive.

This is a great option for those who can't use Okta. The functionality is pretty much the same. It's really easy to use and our user base of 1500 plus don't seem to have any issues with this option.

Idaptive is the secure access platform being used for access to certain production systems. This is being adopted over time by my project. The business problems it solves are resolving identity and access management issues over the enterprise systems and having a better way to record all actions on the production machine.

Idaptive is well suited in situations where you have many people accessing a production system and need to control access and be able to prove audibility for compliance. It is less appropriate and unnecessary for smaller organizations.

Centrify is used as our global SSO product. We have around 7100 users. We have about 70 applications currently using SSO and are working to include more into it.

All I can mention is that the product works great for us. We wanted a global SSO solution as we harmonized our HR systems. We integrated with AD easily and have been rocking and rolling with it ever since.

Centrify is used for Multi-Factor Authentication and Single Sign-on Feature in organization-wide products. Multi-Factor Authentication has been implemented using RESTFul Services exposed by Centrify and Single Sign-on is implemented using Partner integration features provided by Centrify.

Single Sign-on and Multi-Factor Authentication

Our engagement with Centrify started with a separate requirement from another critical vendor. They migrated to an SSO only supported platform which meant we had to find a solution to continue using their services. We evaluated several vendors but ultimately we determined Centrify best met our current and future needs.

Centrify encompasses several solutions right out of the box. In addition to SSO, we are now looking to implement MFA across the enterprise and also at our VPN.

It is being used across the whole organization. We started out with them for our mobile device management solution and have moved on to SSO and their user portal. The user portal will help us centralize the user experience and give us a way to point our users to one spot for their apps rather than all over the place.

They are well suited for mobile device management. The only place we see so far that they don't address is support for the Microsoft Remote Desktop Gateway. That could just be not enough people use it to make it worthwhile, but there doesn't seem to be a way to make the software run with it.

Centrify is being used across the whole organization, we started implementing it to work with a IT service desk we are rolling out to users. It allows us to roll out the ticketing system without having yet another password. We also will be rolling it out to other departments that utilize a high number of SAAS/websites.

Centrify Application Services is well suited is well suited as an SSO, MFA on windows computers for compliance needs. Reporting to backup compliance requirements. Security policies that are customization to your environment. Scenarios where it is less appropriate would be sites/regions where multiple internet service providers are not an option or have limited options, the SSO is a real time authentication and if that connection is unavailable so is the login to whatever is pulling from it.

We're using Centrify for our SSO on our SharePoint 2013 online and Docusign access. These apps are used by our company in four provinces in Canada and so far no issues.

Centrify is well suited with integration of cloud apps and from experience, the setup was so easy with a few clicks of a button.

We use Centrify Application Services for our SharePoint Online authentication. It is being used by the whole organization. We have two offices in the East and two offices in the west. Centrify simplifies our authentication with SharePoint Online as it is directly connected to our Active Directory for users authentication. So our authentication now is seamless and efficient.

We only use Centrify for our SharePoint Online authentication so basically, I can only recommend it for online authentication where we have been using it for a few years now. Our experience has always been very good since we started using it and only experienced some issues last week which got resolved quickly.