Ping Intelligent Identity

Ping Identity

What do you like best? Ping Identity is a powerful product suite, that has enabled us to solve complex identity access management challenges. I.e Identity federation and biometric authentication using PingID SDK. The main area where the product suit is lacking is automation and cloud readiness and enabling of devops best practice. Ping professional services have provided invaluable support in our initial setup and roll out. " What do you dislike? As Ping expands their product ...

Ping Identity is a strong partner

What do you like best? Ping Identity has great, standards based products. I can buy as much or as little of the suite as I like and know that it will interoperate with the other services I use on premise or in the cloud. I also really appreciate that the entire Ping team has taken the time to get to know us as a customer to deliver what we really need. They are focused on our success and not just our annual renewal or another sale. What do you dislike? To operate at large scale in ...

Ping Identity products

What do you like best? The best part of using Ping products is the time to deploy. We were able to download a version of Ping Federate and have it working by EOD. The GUI interface is intuitive and makes setting up SAML connections with 3rd party customers a breeze. We had an existing federation solution with another vendor product and fully moved over to Ping due to is ease of use. What do you dislike? No dislikes here. Even the subscription pricing that includes all the add-in ...

Open Standards-based Identity Management

What do you like best? I like the approach to standardizing on open standards, like SAML, WS-Federation, SCIM, OAuth, OpenID Connect, OATH, and FIDO2/WebAuthn. Open standards make it easier to build, secure, and maintain applications integration with Ping Identity platforms. Ping Identity is a thought leader in the identity and access management space, and routinely is a member of the bodies that create new standards. What do you dislike? Not all applications support open standards ...

Robust yet simple

What do you like best? As a tool to manage, the platform is designed well. it is intuitive and if you have managed other similar products you can pick up the Ping suite fairly easily. It has also seemed to be an easy experience for most users as well. What do you dislike? There is not much I dislike about Ping. A few minor tweaks here or there in admin controls would be nice. As Ping gets more market share, it will help with recruiting new IAM engineers with existing Ping knowledge. ...

Ping Identity

What do you like best? The tool set has been really simple to setup and add new applications to. What do you dislike? Currently there is nothing that is a dislike for us. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? We are modernizing our IAM tools for both customers and employees.

Ping is not just a platform but also a trusted partner

What do you like best? I've worked with Ping across 3 different employers. Each time I've had different engineers, sales folks and various other contacts and they have all been exceptional. I have never felt like a customer with Ping. Instead, they have made me feel valued as their customer and that my voice matters. I have always received excellent support in both pre-sales and post-sales and, most importantly, they have always partnered with me to help find the best solution for my ...

Fast and reliable authenticator for large deployments

What do you like best? Works without internet connection in the host machine, code is valid for only a few seconds so very secure. Easy to deploy as long as your target audience have a computer and an email, nothing more is needed What do you dislike? It's simple and reliable, nothing to dislike What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Logging in on client devices that need 2 factor authentication

Easy and great for MFO

What do you like best? So one of the things that I love most about this application is the ease of enrollment. When we decided to move to a MFO system, I was nervous about how hard it would be to enroll in the system and integrate into our enterprise applications. This was so simple, it was a double take. What do you dislike? At first we did have some issei's when users did not add a backup device. If they for whatever reason, switched or reset a device that was previously enrolled, ...

PingID allows you to work from home

What do you like best? The possibility to add many devices so if you loose access to one you can choose another. Also tapping being enough to authenticate is great. What do you dislike? Honestly speaking the ability to use even more devices would be better. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? I am able to authenticate and work from home. That's great.