Oracle Entitlements Server and NextLabs Externalized Authorization Management compete in enterprise access control and policy enforcement. NextLabs seems to have the upper hand due to its adaptability and comprehensive authorization capabilities.
Features: Oracle Entitlements Server integrates seamlessly with Oracle solutions, utilizes a policy-driven access management approach, and enables dynamic permission management. NextLabs Externalized Authorization Management offers comprehensive policy enforcement, excels in cross-platform support, and provides granular security policies adaptable for diverse IT ecosystems.
Ease of Deployment and Customer Service: Oracle Entitlements Server integrates smoothly within Oracle environments but faces challenges in non-Oracle infrastructures. NextLabs offers flexibility and quicker deployment across platforms, with adaptive support simplifying setup and ongoing management. NextLabs provides more responsive and comprehensive customer service, enhancing user experience.
Pricing and ROI: Oracle Entitlements Server offers attractive initial pricing for Oracle clients, but its ROI can be limited by integration challenges in diverse environments. NextLabs may have higher setup costs but delivers greater long-term ROI through its robust features and cross-platform versatility, reducing management complexities and justifying the investment.
| Product | Market Share (%) |
|---|---|
| NextLabs Externalized Authorization Management | 9.9% |
| Oracle Entitlements Server | 9.4% |
| Other | 80.7% |
NextLabs Authorization Management separates policy management from the application lifecycle. It externalizes access control decisions to a decision point (decision is based on the data they want to access and the action they want to perform) that is decoupled from the application. The system interrogates an information point to determine a user's access rights based on a centrally managed policy. Authorization and access rights to an organization's network or assets are granted dynamically in real-time based on user, data and environmental attributes. Externalized authorization allows for the management of permissions to multiple systems from a single platform, streamlining the access process and reducing administrative burden. Access control to file shares, network subnets, document repositories and applications can now be made in real time by a centrally-managed decision point, using attributes in a user's directory entry.
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