What's the best tool for automating active directory management?

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Strategic Banking IT advisor in Bankinga year ago

We're using SailPoint IdentityIQ for account provising automation.

And the process of adding or removing access to Active Directory starts within Workday when we create the employee.   It triggers calls to IdentityIQ and to other systems.

CIOa year ago

1. PowerShell
2. ManageEngine ADManager Plus
3. Quest ActiveRoles Server

VP of IT in Real Estatea year ago

I'm told that ManageEngine does a solid job...

CFO in Softwarea year ago

If you're looking for a solution that helps from a security perspective, I'm very partial to Semperis Directory Services Protector (I work at Semperis).

Director of IT in Software3 years ago

I like GroupID by Imanami. It does a great job and still is cost conscious.

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