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Okta is a powerful authentication, SSO, and MFA platform that is highly customizable. Okta has directory services that help support a hybrid of external and native-Okta sourced profiles as well. With the silver plan, Okta engineers have always been able to respond in a reasonable time-frame and provide useful insight. The API is a very valuable resource for performing the actions that are not necessarily available in the base platform, or need bulk actions.

From the initial contact through the PoC phase into the implementation stage, we could always count on the AppOmni team for both commercial and technical support. We held several technical sessions to walk through the product's capabilities, explored them in hands-on workshops, and were able to clarify all our doubts and concerns.

Harmony Workspace is one of those tools that has become more valuable over time. At first, it felt like "just another security console" to manage, but once we started tuning policies around how people collaborate, it gave us much better control without constantly getting in the way of users. It's not plug-and-play magic, but if you put in the work, it pays off.

In our P-12 environment of roughly 1,800 users, Abnormal has performed well. Deployment was straightforward, and the AI-driven phishing detection has been effective with relatively low false positives. It has improved our email security posture and reduced manual triage.

Egress Secure Workspace platform feels like it was built with both security and real-world team collaboration in mind. From right-to-left secure file sharing to advanced protection features, the solution strikes the right balance between keeping sensitive data safe and enabling productive workflow. I also appreciate that every uploaded file goes through malware and content scanning, giving confidence that collaboration won't introduce hidden threats into the environment.

It is a tool that can be described as: "Set it and forget it but with time, it can become "Where is that setting". It bundles backup, antivirus, patch management and EDR into a single agent so it simplifies tool sprawl so to speak. The management console can feel a bit sluggish and the initial learning curve is steeper than a simple backup tool like let's say Veeam or Wasabi.

We are using this product to manage iOS and Windows/Android rugged devices for the past many years. The platform is really quick to manage the policies and devices but tricky to avoid impact because of inheritance from top towards bottom. Since the platform has been migrated from VMWare to Broadcom to Omnissa, we have seen lots of hiccups from technical support, however the current vendor is trying hard to achieve faith from clients.

Our overall experience with SSH Secure Rooms has been very positive. The platform provides a secure environment for exchanging and collaborating on sensitive information, both internally and with external partners. The solution has proven particularly reliable in scenarios where confidential documents and communication content need to be protected.