I've got about 20 or 30 items. I would like to see the ability to create a CFILE backup from a backup. A CFILE is a sequential version of what you've got on your database. If you do it against your live database, you impair performance. I want to be able to create that from a backup of the database. That's one of our primary items that we need. Another item that we need is more capabilities around two-factor authentication (2FA). They are working on two-factor authentication and have been making good progress. It's not quite where it needs to be for us yet.

I almost don't have any specific issues with the product. Any problems that we do encounter are always quickly addressed by the CA Top Secret support folks.

It would be helpful if they removed limitations on user record sizes.

I'd like integration of cleanup data with Top Secret.

To me, I like the way they do the future stuff. I noticed they have a thing now where the password complexity is now going to be used for administrations as a control option. I'd like to see that more granular, see where you could get the passwords that are being enforced, but you can enforce it at different hierarchical layers between the product. Currently, it's all or nothing. I would like to see it a little bit more granular.

I would like to see better reporting, more emphasis on audit reporting, and better scrubbing of the canned reports. 

As an IT auditor, the UI is the tough part. You have to really know the commands. I’m more Windows/GUI, but with this, you need to read books or find someone to get the right commands. From the IT auditing standpoint, it needs to be a more simple to use.

I'd like to see integration with LDAP's services, because today we have the mainframe and Windows AD separated. I would like to integrate both so they can work together.

The user interface. Sometimes, it is not simple to understand where a certain definition should be defined, and I go through a number of screens until I find where to do some of them.