We also use Symantec SiteMinder. We are using both, however, we will completely switch to PingID in the future.

I used PingFederate with PingID because PingFederate can assign internal and external users and configure validation. Based on the improv setup, you can also use PingFederate for your internal environment. Still, in my company, I'm using PingFederate for the external environment, where servers run outside the company's environment.

I used CA SiteMinder in the past, which was an older tool, and I wanted to use the latest technology, so I switched to a newer tool, PingDirectory, which I installed. Now I can work on PingDirector in terms of schema rules, mapping, etc.

We also recommend ForgeRock. It is used for access management. It doesn’t have many configurations but allows customizations. We can achieve a lot of things using customizations. Wherever PingID is not suitable for the customer, we ask them to choose ForgeRock so that we can customize it as per the requirements and deliver the solution.

Previously, we used SiteMinder. We switched to PingID because our standards had changed with respect to information security. 

Also, PingID is seen as better performance-wise, and it meets the requirements for our application landscape. 

We switched to Ping because it's more stable. It supports many platforms and devices for example, three devices are included in the license. In one instance I can use the laptop for example, mobile, and the iPad.

We previously used a solution called Sidewinder. We switched because we felt this solution was technically better.

We didn't previously use a different solution.