Ivanti Secure Access delivers efficient, secure, and seamless connectivity solutions for enterprises needing robust security features and flexible access control to ensure optimal network safety.
| Product | Mindshare (%) |
|---|---|
| Ivanti Secure Access Client (ISAC) | 1.6% |
| OpenVPN Access Server | 11.9% |
| Prisma Access by Palo Alto Networks | 6.3% |
| Other | 80.2% |
Ivanti Secure Access offers flexible pricing tailored to enterprise needs. Exact costs vary based on deployment size and configuration, and potential buyers find competitive subscription plans. Users highlight scalable pricing while noting occasional higher-than-expected expenses as the deployment scales. Ivanti emphasizes cost efficiency and ROI for large-scale operations, with volume discounts available for extensive implementations.
Ivanti Secure Access caters to businesses requiring a secure infrastructure for remote access, providing consistent and safe connectivity for users across multiple devices and locations. It is designed to accommodate demanding business environments, ensuring security without compromising user experience.
What are the key features of Ivanti Secure Access?
What benefits can users expect from Ivanti Secure Access?
Industries such as healthcare, finance, and education often implement Ivanti Secure Access to safeguard sensitive data and ensure uninterrupted service delivery. Its ability to provide comprehensive security solutions while managing user traffic efficiently makes it valuable in any security-conscious industry.
Ivanti Secure Access Client (ISAC) was previously known as Pulse Client.
| Author info | Rating | Review Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Manager - IT Infrastructure and Network at a manufacturing company with 1,001-5,000 employees | 3.5 | I find Pulse Client a stable, scalable VPN solution with valuable Google Authenticator 2FA, easy setup, and reasonable cost. My main concern is its limited reporting features. Overall, I rate it 7/10. |
| Saleas Lead at a tech vendor with 5,001-10,000 employees | 4.0 | I use Ivanti Secure Access for corporate network access, appreciating its support for BYOD policies, multifactor authorization, and a convenient auto-connect VPN feature. Its granular control over network access enhances security without requiring manual VPN initiation. |
| System Engeneer at Inatum | 4.0 | I use Pulse Client for its good stability and scalability, rating it 8/10. However, I believe its system tokens for authentication could be improved, and I found the phone installation complex. |
Pulse Client is used as a client VPN or an SSL VPN
The most valuable feature of Pulse Client is integration with Google authenticator for two-factor authentication.
Pulse Client could improve the reports. The reports are not in PDF and we can't check the details in the reports of users who are using the VPNs.
I have been using Pulse Client for approximately two years.
Pulse Client is stable.
The scalability of Pulse Client is good.
We have approximately 300 to 400 people using Pulse Client in my company.
We are satisfied with Pulse Client and we will continue to use it.
The support from Pulse Client is good.
Previously we were using Juniper VPN and we had a good experience.
The initial setup of Pulse Client is easy for administrators. The full setup takes a few days to complete.
We have two people that do the deployment and maintenance of Pulse Client.
Pulse Client has two types of licenses. One is subsistence-based and the second is perpetual-based. The license cost is good, it is not very costly.
Pulse Client costs approximately 2,000 Indian Rupees per user. It is a one-time payment.
Pulse Client is a very good solution. It is very easy to manage, and very stable. We did not receive any threats in the last two years.
I rate Pulse Client a seven out of ten.
We use the solution to access the corporate network.
It supports the BYOD policy and multifactor authorization with a simple VPN connection. It also provides an auto-connect feature. When you turn on your laptop and put it on auto-connect, it automatically connects.
Ivanti Secure Access and Zscaler provide secure access to corporate networks, their methods and features may differ. Ivanti Secure Access offers granular control over network access, allowing for on-demand VPN connections when accessing corporate resources. This means users may not need to initiate a VPN connection manually but can access resources seamlessly when accessing corporate websites or applications. This granular feature helps enhance security and user experience by providing secure access only when needed.
There was never an issue with the stability.
I rate the solution’s stability a nine out of ten.
Around 10,000 users use this solution.
Ivanti Secure Access is typically used by remote workers daily. Office-based employees also utilize it for secure access to company resources. So, while remote workers like you might use it constantly, office workers also employ it as needed.
I've used ClearPass and Cisco's VPN before.
The initial setup is simple.
I rate the initial setup an eight-point five out of ten, where one is difficult and ten is easy.
The tool is a preferred option for making the tunnel from these cloud VPNs.
Overall, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.
I use Pulse Client to connect to my company and my on-premise infrastructure.
Pulse Client could improve the system tokens for authentication.
I have used Pulse Client within the last 12 months.
Pulse Client is stable. I never had any connections from the network.
The scalability of Pulse Client is good.
We have approximately 50 users using this solution in my company.
I have not contacted the support from Pulse Client.
I have used Fortinet FortiClient and I prefer the UI over the one in Pulse Client. However, the stability of Pulse Client was better and this is why I chose Pulse Client.
The initial setup of Pulse Client is simple. However, the installation on the phone is complicated at first.
My advice to others is for them to choose a good system of authentication, it's important. You have a choice between MFA or token. MFA is easier.
I rate Pulse Client an eight out of ten.
