I would rate the solution's stability a seven out of ten. 

The product is really stable. You just need to deploy a higher viability solution. However, you need to do a lot of budgeting to deploy that higher viability solution. You need at least 12 servers. It's really, really difficult to have a budget for that.

I rate the solution's stability an eight out of ten.

It is a stable solution, but sometimes its GUI lags if the load gets too much. If you try to click some buttons, responding will take five seconds instead of just responding immediately.

CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault is a stable solution.

The solution is a stable product.

The solution is highly stable. I rate its stability a ten out of ten.

In terms of stability, there are no complaints. CyberArk, I would say, is an industry leader in this portfolio, especially in Privileged Access Management. There are so many identity access management tools, and almost all of them say that they are both IAM and PAM service providers. However, CyberArk is the only one that is specifically for Privileged Access Management, and they really do mean it. With CyberArk, the PAM is really too good.

The stability of CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault depends on what you use it for. It is very stable when using a single vault. I had the most problems using the distributive vault. They've worked through some of that, so it's more stable now.

CyberArk is stable, and the performance is awesome.

I rate the product's stability a seven out of ten. 

No issue with stability. The solution provides an HA option.

CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault stability is good. If it's properly set up, it can just run by itself. It's a very solid tool, but it has to be properly set up because a simple misconfiguration can create a lot of pain. Once set up, it's really good.

CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault is a stable solution.

CyberArk is very stable.

If there is a problem, or if a problem does occur, unless you know exactly what to do and how to diagnose it, you may not be able to find it because there are so many moving parts. However, a good administrator can usually diagnose a problem fairly rapidly.

They determine the root cause by performing a root cause analysis. Also, you should inform CyberArk because sometimes a fix might be required. CyberArk stopped performing single sign-on.

CyberArk Password Vault is super stable once you are on a tried and true platform version. 

CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault is a stable product.

The product is highly stable. 

The solution is stable and reliable.

Lately, due to an upgrade, it hasn't been as stable as we need it to be, but I don't think that's any fault of the product. I think it's the fault of just infrastructure as a whole.

However, in the past, the product has never been down. It's been incredibly stable. And in terms of interface and usage, it's actually been really stable. There haven't been any bugs or glitches or anything of the sort to impede me from doing my job.

We have 98 percent uptime. 

The product is very stable. 

CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault is stable.

No stability issues at all; we have a 24/7 standby and have yet to be called out on issues other than locked accounts. These are almost always user-related. We have had no downtime other than planned DR tests.

Over the past two years, I hardly remember us facing any large problems. We have experienced small bugs, but they release patches to fix those.

For the most part, there weren't many stability issue. Usually the issue persisted with system/application accounts, with the API and the object ref ID not being in sync.

Our customers haven't complained about any stability issues, and we've set Password Vault up for quite a few customers. However, the stability depends on the equipment unless they do it in the cloud. But if they're setting up on a bunch of VMs, and that VM store goes down, that's not necessarily a CyberArk problem. That's more of a problem with Windows or VMware, etc., or something like that. So I guess the stability's fine.

This solution is stable. We have not had any issues.

Stability has not been a problem.

There have been a few lags when connecting with RDP, but otherwise, the stability is good.

Password Vault is a reasonably stable solution.

It is very stable.

The stability depends on the infrastructure it is installed on, which is important because CyberArk does not have the hardware appliance.

The solution is very stable.

Unfortunately, I did have some problems with stability caused by not following the recommended configurations. But the recommended configurations are very strict, and it is not always possible to implement in a corporate infrastructure. Interference with other applications can also cause problems with CyberArk components.

I encountered stability issues.