Entrust Identity Enterprise Reviews

I use it for an extra layer of security, that is two-factor authentication (2FA).

The most valuable feature is the strong authentication feature, which requires users to enter a one-time password (OTP) in addition to their username and password. This adds an extra layer of security and makes it more difficult for unauthorized users to access the system.

We use the solution for two-factor authentication.

The solution offers the convenience of a mobile app and the tool factor. The solution is easy to use with fine notification and GUI.

Entrust is a strong identity solution for government and financial use cases. It's ideal for large enterprise environments. They have two types of products. One is what they call "internal customers," which means authentication of employees. They also have products for external customers, service providers, and vendors on the supply chain. The technology is broken down into two segments, which I find interesting because attacks can come from your supply chain or internally from a malicious insider. You can also face attacks from compromised client credentials. Entrust covers the entire spectrum. 

Login security is the best investment a client can make, but it requires sophisticated technology and an advanced risk engine. It also must be frictionless. That's what Entrust offers. They're the leaders in identity and access management. Entrust is at the forefront of the zero-trust movement. 

The integration matrix of the solution is huge compared to others. 

I would like to improve the tool's implementation and pricing. 

We make use of Entrust for the banking solutions for our clients. It monitors access when certain users are from outside the organization. 

This solution is flexible and easy to use for our clients. We use it with different kinds of applications and integrate it with different processes.

We cover most of the banks here in Panama and the rest of Central America with the solution. It's very good. Our customers use the solution for authentications in online banking and transactions and cloud portals (like for example, Office 365), among other things. They also use it for accessing their VPNs, desktops, or servers.

It is very easy to use and very reliable. Their documentation is very consistent. They do introduce new features, but they do not change everything with new versions. It's very easy for customers to adapt to a new version. 

Besides that, for example, for customers that require programming, they always keep three APIs on each person. For example, let's say that we're on version 12 right now and version 13 comes out. The API that I'm using for version 12 will be still usable for version 13. That means that I don't have to record everything again. I can still use my same programming and source code. That's very good because they keep three versions of the API in that sense. It's easy for customers to navigate.

We use the solution for both identity management and multifactor authentication. It mitigates identity theft and other security threats. It comes with different features and capabilities, such as verifying a user's authenticity before they are allowed to log in. You must verify a user through a one-time password (OTP), a soft or hard token, or even a fingerprint scan.

Entrust is an enterprise account, and they have a support system. Their training is also top-notch, and they are willing to share their knowledge with their partners.