CA SSO vs. OneLogin

As of February 2019, CA SSO is ranked 3rd in Single Sign-On (SSO) with 16 reviews vs OneLogin which is ranked 6th in Single Sign-On (SSO) with 3 reviews. The top reviewer of CA SSO writes "The flexibility helped us meet the requirements of our customer". The top reviewer of OneLogin writes "The self-service password resets is one of the most valuable features". CA SSO is most compared with Okta, Oracle Access Manager and Auth0. OneLogin is most compared with Okta, Auth0 and Microsoft Azure Active Directory Premium. See our CA SSO vs. OneLogin report.

CA SSO

OneLogin

CA SSO

Read 16 CA SSO reviews.

13,501 views|1,822 comparisons

OneLogin

Read 3 OneLogin reviews.

10,286 views|5,888 comparisons

Most Helpful Review

Amlan Sahoo

Systems-Engineer at a tech services company

You can quickly deploy the entire product with a basic config. However, the GUIs are not very clear.

The product was just for client demo purposes. There was no deployment onsite.

Tunde Oni Daniel Cissp,Crisc,Gcpm,Gpen,Gwapt

Director of Information Security at a manufacturing company

Integration with Active Directory and connector support are valuable features.

It eased SaaS selection, adoption and integration.

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Pros
The most valuable feature is that it meets the requirements of the customer. You have a lot of features in the product. Every product has them, but the question is, are these products going to meet the requirement of the customer?I liked the debugging part. There are only two files (trace file and log file) that you need to look into while performing debugging, and the logs give you the exact info on where and what needs to be fixed.You can quickly deploy the entire product with a basic config within couple of hours.It has considerably reduced the amount of time that new users would take to join into the organization. Previously, it was a lengthy, manual process because it's a very secure environment, where they need to verify the user before they can actually grant him a user-ID and password. Integrating with the built-in custom application, and exposing CA Single Sign On to the internet, we were able to get the employees onboard. The time that we gained was: previously it would generally take from four to eight weeks for each employee, we brought it to one to two days.The most valuable feature is the Federation part of Single Sign On, which is customizable and is easily integrated with any customer application or any third party application.Federation is valuable, for sure, because we have a lot of third-party vendors that we need to integrate with, and this is a turnkey solution in some ways.The Directory is secure. It's our user store, and it's important to keep our members safe. The product does well with that.If you look at our organization, and really all financial institutions, we have a lot of legacy apps. So it really helps to get Single Sign-On. Read more »	Documentation.Ease of integration with AD. Read more »
Cons
CA has reporting at the moment. With the reporting, every particular segmented product has a reporting engine. I would like to see centralized reporting for all of them together.The GUIs are not very clear, especially when integrating with other products from CA.The Federation part of CA Single Sign On, it's a bit complex to implement because it involves the SSL certificates, exchange of certificates, and lot of technical details. The documentation misses some important parts of this, so that's the reason it took some time for us to go live.I think they need to integrate some of the newer types of authentication into the product. I'm not seeing the innovation when it comes to biometrics in the product.They need to make configurations easier, and not have the engineer having to guess what will happen when he changes a particular setting.The initial setup was complex, painful. But that is to be expected of any new setup. When you're a big bank like us, any kind of migration to a new product is hard. I expect it to be painful, and it was painful. But it's not something that you can avoid.I would like to see a move towards the newer technologies, which is what we are doing right now. I think that's in the roadmap that's coming, in the 12.8 and 14 releases, but we would like to have it sooner than later.The main thing is we do not have the traceability and good monitoring that CA can provide us to capture problems when they occur. Read more »	having a RESTful implementation instead of RPC would have been more desirable.More off-hour support. Read more »

Pricing and Cost Advice
CA solutions are generally expensive but for the customer the ROI is big.I recommend conducting a PoC on every available product before choose one.The price is quite comparable to the other enterprise-level solutions in that market. Read more »	Surprisingly expensive given the price of on-premise solutions. Read more »

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3rd out of 30 in Single Sign-On (SSO) Views 13,501 Comparisons 1,822 Reviews 17 Followers 534 Avg. Rating 8.2	6th out of 30 in Single Sign-On (SSO) Views 10,286 Comparisons 5,888 Reviews 3 Followers 455 Avg. Rating 9.3
Top Comparisons
Okta vs. CA SSO Compared 60% of the time. Oracle Access Manager vs. CA SSO Compared 7% of the time. Auth0 vs. CA SSO Compared 5% of the time. See more CA SSO competitors » + Add more products to compare	Okta vs. OneLogin Compared 38% of the time. Auth0 vs. OneLogin Compared 16% of the time. Microsoft Azure Active Directory Premium vs. OneLogin Compared 7% of the time. See more OneLogin competitors » + Add more products to compare
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Overview
CA Single Sign-On provides secure single sign-on and flexible access management to applications and Web services on-premise, in the cloud, from a mobile device or a partner’s site. For over a decade, CA Single Sign-On has been a leader in enterprise-class secure Web single sign-on and identity federation, providing a comprehensive solution that addresses access to applications and cloud services. CA Single Sign-On delivers unparalleled reliability, availability, scalability and manageability. Take an Assessment	OneLogin Simplifies Identity and Access Management for a More Efficient, Secure Enterprise. Empower employees, customers and partners with secure access to your cloud and company apps on any device. Transform your enterprise security and centralize control of users, apps and devices.
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British Telecom, CoreBlox, DBS, HMS, Itera ASA and Simeo	AAA, Pandora, Yelp, Zendesk, Stanford, Hult, Pacific Life, One Medical Group, RichRelevance, CloudBees, Cleveland Institute of Art, reed.co.uk, Awana, Analyte, Vision Critical, Yammer

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