OpenPMF vs. ManageEngine ADSelfService Plus

OpenPMF articulates policies in general terms rather than in intricate technical details, which significantly reduces the need for frequent updates. In the rapidly evolving sectors of IoT and IIoT, it generates security enforcement rules automatically by assessing these general policies alongside changes in applications and their interconnections. This methodology effectively sustains the policies throughout expansive and dynamic IT/OT landscapes, leading to substantial cuts in maintenance costs. The proprietary technology that powers OpenPMF supports both efficient and flexible management of policies. Essentially, the automation features of OpenPMF encompass the importing, drafting, and generation of policies, allowing it to be tailored to the unique requirements of your business and IT ecosystem. While it includes optional policy enforcement features, we also offer readily available pre-built integrations with various third-party technologies, as well as additional support for more technologies upon request. This level of adaptability not only allows organizations to stay aligned with the shifting technological landscape but also ensures that security and efficiency are never compromised. Consequently, OpenPMF stands as a vital tool for organizations striving to balance innovation with robust security measures.

Password reset tickets are a common issue that troubles both IT teams and end users alike. To maintain productivity, IT departments often prioritize more critical tasks, pushing less urgent issues, such as password resets, further down the queue. If not handled swiftly, password reset tickets can lead to significant costs for organizations. Research indicates that nearly 30 percent of all help desk inquiries stem from forgotten passwords. Large enterprises have reportedly invested over $1 million to manage and resolve issues related to password resets. Regularly updating passwords is a valuable practice that can mitigate the risk of cyberattacks stemming from compromised credentials. To bolster security, experts advise that administrators implement policies mandating regular password changes and establish expiration timelines for passwords. By doing so, organizations can enhance their overall security posture while minimizing the burden on their IT teams.