| Senior Cyber Security Manager at Business Integration Partners | 4.0 | In my company, we use One Identity Password Manager's dictionary rule for password availability checks and integration with two-factor authentication. It's valuable for secure password management, though improvements in support staff and biometric integration are needed. |
| System Administrator at Shaare Zedek Medical Centre | 4.5 | I find One Identity Password Manager effective for password resets, aiding compliance. It needs improved Windows Eleven compatibility, especially for pre-login resets, and better dictionary functionality. I've noted Windows-integrated alternatives, but they aren't comparable. Deployment details and ROI weren't discussed. |
| Cyber security lead at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees | 3.0 | I find One Identity Password Manager valuable for its seamless integration with various password modules and ease of use. However, its user interface and customization flexibility need improvement, and it would benefit from being integrated into the Identity Manager tool. |
| Director at Socapal | 3.5 | As a developer on the reseller team, I found One Identity Password Manager highly customizable, which benefitted our clients. However, the software is complex on the backend, and the limited documentation poses challenges in understanding and implementing the solution. |
| Architect/Identity Manager Implementation Consultant | 4.5 | I find One Identity Password Manager stable, scalable, and easy to integrate, making it great for password resets. Setup is simple with competitive perpetual licensing. My only concern is improved secure password storage, but I rate it 9/10. |
| Chief Executive Officer at SMT | 4.0 | I find One Identity Password Manager stable and easy to set up, but integration is complex, customization limited, and customer support poor. It lacks features for large enterprises, leading me to likely replace it soon due to customer complaints. |
| Managing Director at Amal it | 4.5 | I value One Identity Password Manager for its self-service OTP password resets, significantly reducing helpdesk load. Its out-of-the-box OTP and password synchronization are key features, and it is stable, scalable, and easy to set up. |
| Systems Engineer at a tech services company with 11-50 employees | 4.0 | I find One Identity Password Manager easy to use, flexible, and supportive of multiple languages, making it great for self-service password resets and enhancing security. While stable, support needs improvement due to management changes. I recommend it as a helpful secondary security solution. |
