We use ForgeRock for access management. We access ForgeRock over VMs, but it is technically deployed on-premises.
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A highly-modular access management tool that covers a wide range of use cases
What is our primary use case?
What is most valuable?
ForgeRock is an extensive product with many functionalities and capabilities, much more than many other tools combined. It comes with XML functionality and the latest standards, including IoT, providing almost all the major identity-use cases. ForgeRock is comprehensive and open and can extend its functionality. ForgeRock has multiple units inside it, such as identity gateways. It has extensive application management and supports all sorts of protocols.
What needs improvement?
The only problem with ForgeRock is that it is derived from an open-source product, so sometimes it's a bit unstable. Likewise, ForgeRock is not very user-friendly.
For how long have I used the solution?
I am currently using ForgeRock.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
ForgeRock is very scalable. We have more than 100,000 users in our company, with over 1,000 admins using the solution to control access.
How was the initial setup?
The initial setup for ForgeRock was easy.
What other advice do I have?
Though it is a bit unstable, ForgeRock is one of the best solutions, given its cost. However, where you might have a better GUI in other tools, ForgeRock is not as user-friendly. Given the functionality it provides, I recommend ForgeRock but don't purchase the solution assuming it will be a cakewalk.
Lightning fast and super secure 2-factor authentication
* Plethora of options for secondary authentication like email Id, phone number and many more
* In addition to the desktop support, it has a mobile version supported on both iOS and Android.
* Not much else to falter here. Overall a very good product.