We have a huge staff that doesn’t cover them because they’re just regular users. But most regular users probably have 10 to 15 passwords in their corporate life and probably double that in their personal life.

Because of what happened to LastPass last year, the significant security incidents made us reconsider our options because we needed to cover our enterprise and administration tech for our staff and regular users. We got Delinea for all of it, where most users save 10 to 15 passwords in their corporate life and probably double that in their personal life.

I have used other vendors. I have found Delinea Privileged Access Service has more flexible licenses and more add-ons. Other vendors provide licensees as add-ons which is more costly. The premium support from Delinea Privileged Access Service is highly responsive.

I have experience with a few privileged access service solutions. One of them is CyberArk, although I haven't worked with it enough to say whether it's good or bad.

The main reason we chose Delinea is the ease of implementation. Initially, it's a lot of hard work, but then it's easy to work with and maintain. Once it's running, you can hand it over to someone whose job it is just to check the environment. They don't need to monitor the systems to ensure that Delinea is running properly.

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