One Identity Password Manager

One Identity Password Manager is a self-service password management solution that aims to enhance security and streamline help desk duties. According to the vendor, this software is suitable for small, medium, and large enterprises across various industries, including IT administrators, help desk personnel, security professionals, financial institutions, and healthcare organizations.

Key Features

Secure Password Manager: According to the vendor, this feature provides a self-service password manager solution that allows users to reset forgotten passwords and unlock their accounts, potentially saving help desk hours.

Streamlined help desk duties: The vendor claims that administrators can benefit from powerful logging and reporting features, which simplify monitoring password-related activities and help reduce the number of password-related support tickets. Additionally, this feature provides visibility into password management activities.

Multiple domain support: According to the vendor, the software seamlessly integrates with Windows and supports multiple domains, ensuring secure communication and data encryption. The vendor also states that it supports leading security technologies and extends access policies beyond Active Directory's native controls.

User self-service: The vendor claims that this feature allows users to handle basic password tasks themselves, such as resetting their passwords and unlocking their accounts. This can potentially reduce the dependency on help desk for routine password management tasks and enhance user experience and productivity.

Enterprise-wide password management software: According to the vendor, this feature extends Active Directory-based password management to non-Microsoft operating systems. It integrates with a set of secure password manager tools for UNIX and Linux, providing centralized password management across the enterprise. The vendor also states that it ensures consistent password policies across different platforms.

Two-factor Authentication: The vendor claims that this feature provides unlimited, cloud-based two-factor authentication (TFA) services to protect administrative and end-user access with an additional layer of security. According to the vendor, it enhances security by requiring users to provide a second form of authentication and supports various TFA methods for secure access.

Power BI-based analytics: The vendor states that this feature offers Power BI-based analytics for monitoring and analyzing password-related activities. It provides insights into password management trends and patterns, helping identify potential security risks and abnormalities. According to the vendor, it enables administrators to make data-driven decisions for password policy improvements.

Set Secret Question Policies: According to the vendor, this feature allows administrators to configure secret question policies, enhancing security by ensuring strong and unique secret questions. It also helps prevent unauthorized access through secret question-based password recovery.

Add New Domain: The vendor claims that this feature enables administrators to add new domains for password management. It supports seamless integration with Windows domains, providing flexibility in managing passwords for different domains.

Set Password Policy: According to the vendor, this feature allows administrators to define and enforce password policies. It ensures compliance with security standards and best practices by setting requirements for password complexity, length, and expiration. The vendor states that it enhances password security across the organization.