Secret Server Password Manager
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- Secteur d'activité : Cabinet d'avocats
- Taille de l'entreprise : 5 001–10 000 employés
- Logiciel utilisé tous les jours pendant plus de deux ans
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Revolutionizes the way you think about privileged access
With that many serevrs and systems owned, and with Secret Server capabilities, this allow to stop worrying about dependencies and password lifecycle management. It does the job - and lets you to get in when you need it.
Avantages
We started by looking for a replacement product to password vault that we used as a team; we hoped to find a product that would provide more flexibility, universal access, auditing and role-based access. With Thycotic Secret Server we have found a comprehensive, all-in one system to maintain, provide, rotate and synchronize passwords across our versatile set of resources. It sports a great integration support with browsers and a tailored integrated putty (no more remote management solutions needed!) and provides a lot of flexibility including APIs that made our CI/CD pipelines happy. Oh, and a nice mobile app, too.
Inconvénients
It has a remarkable learning curve, and also still not all integrations are available (eg cannot update passwords stored in config files or registry).
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Most mature product at a competitive pricing.- Secteur d'activité : Services et technologies de l'information
- Taille de l'entreprise : 5 001–10 000 employés
- Logiciel utilisé tous les jours pendant plus de deux ans
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Very secure and useful tool
We're using this tool for 4 years now in the business and are very happy with the possibilities of the tool. It's easy to manage and get reports based on activity which is very useful. It seamlessly integrates with AD for SSO authentication and 2-factor authentication is possible as well. A nice feature to have would be a captcha or SMS message for 2-factor authentication, but this has not been implemented (yet?).
Avantages
- Lots of possibilities and integrations
- Reporting and monitoring
- Password heartbeat
- Mobile app (with possibility to download a local copy of the secrets)
Inconvénients
- Currently, 2-factor authentication relies on external parties for which a subscription is needed. It would be nice if they could offer free methods as well (captcha, mail, ...)
- There used to be a Java-based application to get a local copy of the secrets in a computer, but they replaced it with a Chrome add-on which is pretty slow and easy to manage.
