Name: RSA Access Manager (Discontinued)
Rating: 10 (10 reviews)
Author: RSA Security

Help Desk

Web and Video Conferencing

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Agile Development

Image Recognition

Interactive Application Security Testing (IAST)

Service Mesh

Development

Alumni Management

Education

Business Intelligence (BI)

Collaboration

Contract Management

Streaming Analytics

Supply Chain Management

Enterprise

Accounting

Cash Flow Management

Investor Relations

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Applicant Tracking

Corporate Learning Management

HR Management

Payroll

Talent Intelligence

Talent Management

Workforce Analytics

Workforce Management

Human Resources

Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)

Cloud Storage

Data Integration

Data Lakehouse

Data Mapping

Database Load Balancing

Database Performance Monitoring

Debugging

Edge Computing

Ethernet Switches

Event Monitoring

Fraud Detection

Governance, Risk & Compliance

Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS)

Internet Security

Managed Detection and Response (MDR)

Managed Hosting

Master Data Management (MDM)

Network Diagnostics

Network Performance Monitoring

Packet Analyzer

SQL Server Performance Monitoring

Storage Management

Tape Storage

Threat Intelligence

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Information Technology

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AI Writing Assistant Software

Ad Serving & Retargeting

All-in-One Marketing

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Survey & Forms Building

Video

Video Collaboration

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Interactive Whiteboard

Project Management

Professional Services

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

Sales

Application Security

Microsegmentation

Security

3D Modeling

Animation

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Municipal

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Oracle Identity Governance (OIG) -formerly Oracle Identity Manager or OIM- is an enterprise identity management system that automatically manages users' access privileges within enterprise IT resources.

Named User Plus - Price

Named User Plus - Software Update License & Support

Named User Plus - Minimum

Processor - Price

Processor - Software Update License & Support

Processor - Minimum

Okta is an enterprise grade identity management service, built in the cloud. IT can manage access across any application, person or device. Whether the people are employees, partners or customers or whether the applications are in the cloud, on premises or on a mobile device, Okta helps IT become more secure and maintain compliance. The Okta service provides directory services, single sign-on, authentication, provisioning, workflow, and built in reporting. ment systems.

Single Sign on

Single Sign on Adaptive

Multi Factor Authentication

Multi Factor Authentication Adaptive

RSA Access Manager (Discontinued)

Identity Management (IdM) is essentially about creating, maintaining, and retiring individual enterprise accounts for IT security. Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems encompass this but also provide a framework that goes beyond digital identities to providing access to users in various roles in a relatively automated fashion for cost and efficiency, while yet presenting minimal risk to sensitive data or equipment, simultaneously creating an audit trail for lawful compliance. Depending on the implementation needed by the enterprise (i.e. who is logging in and to what largely determines this) these concerns can be somewhat, highly, or totally overlapping areas.

Making comparisons across suites of software and their vendors can be difficult as this apparently singular body of needs is  serviced by vendors in this area in a highly modular fashion who bridge gaps with strategic or technical partnerships and integrations.  But here "Identity Management" Software is defined as software which handles all or some of the tasks related to all of the above, which may be divided into:

-- Identity governance or provisioning (basically role management with workflow controls).

-- Access (authorization or restriction of access to certain information to certain persons across locations and systems).

 ...and the various methods of enabling rapid yet secure access like:

-- Single sign-on (SSO, describes the ability to login to the system once and only once, gaining access to all systems without need for logging in again via help from a server).

-- Multi-factor authentication (using multiple, independent components to gain access, a simple step to increase security, though at a cost of efficiency for each additional step).

-- Password management and self-help for password users.

-- Identity federation, related to SSO, access spanning system boundaries (e.g. cloud access).

-- Directory / User Repository Management for tracking of users with access, and

-- Security Analytics for auditing and compliance...

...and more. IAM software is most usually sold in a modular, configurable pieces-sold-separately fashion, where each module handles some but not all of these needs. Some of the strongest vendors in this area offer high specialization and strategic partnerships with other specializers while other established vendors, via both acquisitions and development, manage to cobble together comprehensive portfolios and subsume all the various needs under one grand suite of comprehensive IAM capabilities. Enterprises have gone both ways.


A later arriving area of identity management software that greatly up-prioritizes speed and ease of access over security is called by the vendors who specialize in it Customer Identity Management, which provides simple customer registration most often via Social Sign-On capability. This allows a user to instantaneously set up an account with a service provider merely by logging in via their preferred social network account; voila, the customer has (safe, limited) access, and the enterprise gains useful information about the potential customer in less than five seconds. While traditional Identity Management Systems offer the capability to do this, smaller vendors who specialize in customer access, with its high-efficiency / low-security demands, sometimes bundle the feature with other common marketing capabilities to leverage the instantly acquired customer data (e.g. email marketing, segmentation, landing pages, etc.), thus creating a (growing) niche of customer-facing identity management systems in the process.

Identity Management

Likelihood to Recommend

ID-Management Access Control

ID Management Single-Sign On (SSO)

Multi-Factor Authentication

Password Management

Account Provisioning and De-provisioning

ID Management Workflow Automation

ID Risk Management

Identity management software manages information about the identity of software users and controls access to corporate resources

Authorization or restriction of access to information depending on role

The ability to login to the system once, gaining access to all systems without the need for logging in again

Using multiple, independent components to gain access

Self-help capabilities the help users recover forgotten passwords, etc.

Capabilities for creating user accounts  based on roles, group memberships and business processes

Automated sequence of tasks to simplify processes

Identification, evaluation, and prioritization of risks with procedures to minimize, impacts of unplanned consequences

Sr. Network Engineer - Contract Work

RSA Access Manager 2019-01-21 14:11:24

VMware ESXi

Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure (Cisco ACI)

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

RSA Access Manager (Discontinued) 2021-02-01 04:23:17

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Product documentation

Not cheap

Multiple devices

Real time

Time analytics

Active directory

Real time analytics

2 factor

Factor authentication

2 factor authentication

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Identity Management Solutions

We use RSA Manager to manage our secure connections via remote access and internal PCI access. This is being used by our whole organization, both internal and external. This addresses the 2-factor authentication we are required to have for PCI access within our company.

Used in conjunction with our Active Directory for 2-factor authentication
The virtual RSA token for multiple devices makes it easy to avoid needing a physical device
The ability to leverage real-time analytics to identify when step-up is required

Security with 2-factor authentication is a positive
Negative would be the updating the client when token expires
the real-time monitoring is a life saver, with accurate notifications

The Systems is relative simple to implement also if you do not have specific experience on it. This thanks to do complete documentation that you can have in the RSA Community and thanks to the quick support to do product. The System based on RSA Authentication Manager does not support last version of the LDAP systems(389-DS).

With the RSA AM product all the problem related to the compliance with the 2FA can be effectively covered.

To be compliant with the Security Standards about the 2FA

VMware ESXi, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)

RSA Access Manager (Discontinued)

Overview

What is RSA Access Manager (Discontinued)?