Executive View: PingFederate 7 - 70801
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Ping Identity is a specialized vendor focusing on Identity Federation and related use cases. Ping calls this “Identity Bridges”. Their portfolio consists of two offerings: PingFederate is their enterprise solution for standards-based federated identity management; while PingOne provides cloud-based single sign-on to public and private cloud applications; and cloud-based SSO enabling for service provider applications. PingFederate and PingOne services can be used standalone, but are complementary. Ping currently adds further capabilities such as APIs for simpler consumption of these services. In the Identity Federation market, we consider Ping as one of the leaders based on both the number of product deployments and the technical capabilities of the product...
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Executive View: PingFederate 7 - 70801Ping Identity is a specialized vendor focusing on Identity Federation and related use cases. Ping calls this “Identity Bridges”. Their portfolio consists of two offerings: PingFederate is their enterprise solution for standards-based federated identity management; while PingOne… |
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