One Identity Safeguard ROI

Tor Nordhagen - PeerSpot reviewer
Executive Director at Semaphore

Because we're talking about a digital world now, very few organizations question the need for some sort of identity management solution. One Identity makes sense for organizations that have some of their own infrastructure and cannot go fully to the cloud. For organizations that have everything in Azure cloud, it may not make sense to use this solution. For an organization like that, One Identity does not provide any ROI. But for any organization with more than 10,000 people and its own local infrastructure, One Identity makes sense and provides a good ROI.

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CE
Expert Systems Architect at Tempur Sealy International, Inc.

We were able to get rid of a couple products, e.g., Identity Manager replaced FIM. Safeguard was totally new. Two-factor authentication has saved us from a couple of brute force attacks on a couple of our C-level executives. That was a pretty good return on investment. We have been able to protect ourselves against a couple of major compromises.

There have been at least three instances where 2fA protected us from compromises, and probably a whole lot more. It seems like people are constantly trying to hit, attack, and penetrate a lot of the things that we have on the perimeter and are Internet exposed.

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SS
Manager Engineering at a comms service provider with 1,001-5,000 employees

I have definitely seen an ROI. It is not necessarily in terms of cost. My work has reduced, and I'm able to focus the saved energy or time working on other technologies or implementing new things in other areas of my organization.

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March 2024
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FI
Chief Information Security Officer at a financial services firm with 51-200 employees

We have not yet seen ROI. The benefit that we get from using One Identity is that it reduces operational costs.

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DT
VP & Head of Cybersecurity Manager at a financial services firm with 1,001-5,000 employees

We absolutely see return on our investment. We're minimizing the risk of potential insider and external threats. We're managing all the privileged accounts, and we have minimized the risks of an account being hijacked and being used to compromise domains.

We are already seeing the return because we conduct annual penetration tests to see if we're able to compromise the network.

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EC
Chief Information Security Officer at Outscale

We have seen ROI in terms of time. It's easier for us to investigate incidents, which is helpful. It has improved our performance with investigations. It used to take a month to write an incident. Now, it takes us a week, cutting the time down by a fourth.

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AP
Head of Department of Technical Means of Protection at BrokerCreditService

There has been a lack of losses, since controlling the actions of privileged users is primarily to minimize risks and create an absence of losses.

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FF
Security Business Consultant at a tech services company with 201-500 employees

I work at a system integrator, designing and implementing the solution for our customers. I think our customers see a return of the investment using this solution.

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RI
VP Risk Management at a financial services firm with 1,001-5,000 employees

Being in information security, anytime you can sit down with the board of directors, and say "We now have a more secure bank," there is ROI. The reason: The biggest threat to any bank is an insider threat. Now, with our privileged access, we have them logged, recorded, and locked up in a password vault so we know who's making changes, when they're making change, and why they're making changes. This helps greatly improve the security posture of the bank. That's what we use to sell and justify that it was a good investment for the bank.

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SA
IT Specialist at a tech services company with 201-500 employees

We have yet to witness an ROI.

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PJ
Director of Information Security at a healthcare company with 1,001-5,000 employees

We have seen ROI using Safeguard. For example, configuring a session in the old version used to take them 10 or 15 minutes, or more. Not only that, but the live person who was the approver had to be logged into the system. So the requester could actually wait a couple of hours before somebody would be able to log in and approve the session. With Safeguard, it's approved within less than a minute because approvers get the notifications on their phones and are able to review the tickets effectively. They understand what's being accomplished and know that it has a ticket number with more detailed information that they can verify, and they can approve the session right there. The individual gets that approval immediately. We went from an average of from anywhere between 15 minutes and two hours down to less than a minute or two. That's tremendous.

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reviewer1161345 - PeerSpot reviewer
Works with 10,001+ employees

This solution provides PCI-DSS compliance, so ROI can be considered very good.

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CJ
Identity & Access Manager at Reist Telecom

It is the life of our customers because it brings a lot of security. So, the return on investment is really on all aspects of compliance, security, and audit.

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Buyer's Guide
One Identity Safeguard
March 2024
Learn what your peers think about One Identity Safeguard. Get advice and tips from experienced pros sharing their opinions. Updated: March 2024.
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