We performed a comparison between Azure Key Vault and BeyondTrust DevOps Secrets Safe based on real PeerSpot user reviews.
Find out in this report how the two Enterprise Password Managers solutions compare in terms of features, pricing, service and support, easy of deployment, and ROI."Considering the features provided by the product, I would say that the solution is available at a good price point."
"It is a managed service in Azure, you do not have to worry about security other than managing your own identities."
"I would say it's granular controller who can access them."
"There is advanced data protection available. We're working in a highly regulated environment, and this is essential to us."
"It provides a secure and centralized location for managing and protecting sensitive information, making it an essential component for enhancing the security."
"The product's integration capabilities are good."
"We use Azure Key Vault to store secrets."
"The most valuable features of Microsoft Azure Key Vault are the security and convenience of changing passwords in multiple places."
"The local administrator can manage all the user's logins in one, simple, straight-away account access. Additionally, the solution is user-friendly."
"A sophisticated and mature solution."
"The most valuable features of BeyondTrust DevOps Secrets Safe are the ease of use and the API is very nice. Additionally, the interface is very good between AD and Unix."
"DevOps Secrets Safe allows you to customize a lot of rules."
"If multiple clouds are to be used it can be difficult and a third party should assist in the implementation."
"One area for improvement is the notification system for secret expiration. It would be beneficial if the service could handle this more autonomously, eliminating the need for additional integrations."
"If the region where the Azure Key Vault data center is hosted goes down, it would be a cumbersome task since our company will have to come up with a different Azure Key Vault and migrate all the secrets or keys into it."
"They should add a key vault feature for the databases temporarily integrated into hybrid clouds."
"It needs to offer dynamic secrets management."
"Sometimes it takes too long to retrieve the keys. The authentication process takes time."
"The solution's usage can be a little better from the user interface point of view."
"There's room for improvement in cross-platform compatibility."
"The support for the solution is not very good, they could improve by being quicker."
"We had some issues with the solution and once we contacted support they eventually solved the problem. They could improve their response time."
"You need to improvise many of the customized rules, which can lead to some errors. BeyondTrust should reduce the error rate."
"The product contains some bugs."
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Azure Key Vault is ranked 1st in Enterprise Password Managers with 46 reviews while BeyondTrust DevOps Secrets Safe is ranked 14th in Enterprise Password Managers with 4 reviews. Azure Key Vault is rated 8.6, while BeyondTrust DevOps Secrets Safe is rated 7.6. The top reviewer of Azure Key Vault writes "Allows us to securely store our keys to prevent unauthorized access to unwanted users". On the other hand, the top reviewer of BeyondTrust DevOps Secrets Safe writes "Integrates well between AD and Unix, scalable, and easy to use". Azure Key Vault is most compared with AWS Secrets Manager, HashiCorp Vault, CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault, AWS Certificate Manager and Delinea Secret Server, whereas BeyondTrust DevOps Secrets Safe is most compared with HashiCorp Vault, BeyondTrust Password Safe and Delinea Secret Server. See our Azure Key Vault vs. BeyondTrust DevOps Secrets Safe report.
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