I’ve personally used 1Password as a password vault, but this report clearly explains how its identity security model actually works and how it compares with other solutions. Clear, and so well written!
The framing around the "access-trust gap" is spot on, especially that line about SSO covering federated apps but leaving non-SSO apps as blind spots. I've seen this play out at mid-market companies where XAM-type solutions end up functioning more as a safety net than a replacement. What gets interesting is the device posture piece becuase it shifts the conversation from "who" to "who + what device + what state" which feels like the actual zero trust question enterprises should be asking. The customer feedback about SCIM Bridge being operational drag is telling tho. That kind of friction slows adoption even when the value prop is clear, and convergnce matters more than feature count if you're trying to unseat incumbents or at least carve out real estate next to them.
I’ve personally used 1Password as a password vault, but this report clearly explains how its identity security model actually works and how it compares with other solutions. Clear, and so well written!
This is very comprehensive. Especially loving the narrative framing here!
The framing around the "access-trust gap" is spot on, especially that line about SSO covering federated apps but leaving non-SSO apps as blind spots. I've seen this play out at mid-market companies where XAM-type solutions end up functioning more as a safety net than a replacement. What gets interesting is the device posture piece becuase it shifts the conversation from "who" to "who + what device + what state" which feels like the actual zero trust question enterprises should be asking. The customer feedback about SCIM Bridge being operational drag is telling tho. That kind of friction slows adoption even when the value prop is clear, and convergnce matters more than feature count if you're trying to unseat incumbents or at least carve out real estate next to them.