We took assistance from the Delinea vendors.

We already had a CentOS environment, which offered us a discount when migrating to Delinea (formerly Thycotic). Most accounts were simply migrated from one system to another. 

Only accounts outside the platform needed direct migration to Delinea, which took some time. We prioritized SOX applications due to their higher-risk compliance requirements. 

Overall, the process wasn't too difficult, as we had vendor documentation to guide us.

The migration process begins by having a server dedicated to storing all the data. From there, we access the configuration administrative menu. If the data contains secrets, we need to decrypt them and use specific APIs to import them into Delinea Secret Server. 

We use a master account, also known as the "Server account," to facilitate this. Then, we set up folders within Delinea Secret Server, which they might call "parts" or something similar. There might be some naming differences, but the overall process is the same. 

Finally, we configure the Delinea Secret Server, and provide account information, and users can then log in and directly feed data into it.

The vendor primarily assisted us. We did have around ten people internally who helped with the process.

There were two architects involved. The remaining group consisted of one lead, two lead security analysts, and several security analysts.

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I handled the implementation myself. However, it depends on the organization's policy. If there's a team in place that understands the solution, it can be done internally. Otherwise, it should be handled by a vendor, for example. 

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We deployed Delinea in-house. 

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We implemented this solution. You need a team of three professionals to deploy this solution. Two people can maintain this solution.

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Delinea has a good technical team that can handle deployment and maintenance. They also have well-trained partners who can do it. So deployment and maintenance are not an issue at all. View full review »

It took one month to deploy. The process was straightforward and only one person was required to deploy the solution.

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We implemented it ourselves; it was pretty straightforward.

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I used an in-house implementation.

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We used a consultant for the deployment, Alcom. Our experience with them was positive.

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I believe it was implemented in house by the team. We have maybe two people on staff who take care of this application.  

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It was an in-house implementation.

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Normally, we do the installation of this solution for our clients. One to two people is sufficient for handling the deployment.

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