Users report that JumpCloud excels in "Ease of Use" with a score of 9.0, making it a preferred choice for teams looking for a user-friendly interface, while SecureLink Enterprise Access, with a score of 8.5, is noted for being slightly more complex to navigate.
Reviewers mention that JumpCloud's "Self-Service Access Requests" feature scores 8.8, allowing users to manage their access efficiently, whereas SecureLink's similar feature scores an impressive 9.7, indicating a more streamlined process for user requests.
G2 users highlight JumpCloud's strong "Multi-OS Support" with a score of 9.1, which is crucial for organizations using diverse operating systems, while SecureLink Enterprise Access also performs well in this area with a score of 9.0, but lacks some of the flexibility JumpCloud offers.
Reviewers say that JumpCloud's "Quality of Support" is rated at 8.8, indicating a reliable support system, while SecureLink's support, rated at 8.5, is seen as adequate but not as responsive according to user feedback.
Users on G2 report that JumpCloud's "Automated Provisioning" feature scores 8.8, which helps in efficiently managing user accounts, while SecureLink's similar functionality is rated lower, suggesting it may not be as effective in automating user management tasks.
Reviewers mention that JumpCloud's "Password Synchronization" feature is rated at 9.0, providing seamless integration across platforms, while SecureLink's password management features, although strong, do not match the same level of user satisfaction, scoring lower in comparison.
Pricing
Entry-Level Pricing
JumpCloud
Cloud Directory
$3.00
1 User Per Month
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How is secure third-party remote access different than Desktop Sharing and VPN?
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Official Response from SecureLink Enterprise Access
Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) are great for remote employees and connecting offices, but don’t mistake their suitability for vendor privileged access. VPN...Read more
Can SecureLink run on VMware or Hypervisor?
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Official Response from SecureLink Enterprise Access
Yes. Both VMware and Hypervisor are supported and we offer the Server in two compatible formats including .OVA and ISO.Read more
Can multiple technicians connect to the same customer at once with SecureLink?
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Official Response from SecureLink Enterprise Access
SecureLink has no limit on the number of simultaneous connections to Applications, Hosts, or Services.Read more
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