PingOne Advanced Services
Cloud data security software
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Identity and access management (IAM) software
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What is PingOne Advanced Services
PingOne Advanced Services is a set of packaged professional services for implementing, integrating, and optimizing PingOne cloud identity capabilities, including SSO, MFA, directory, and access management. It is used by IT and security teams that need help with architecture, deployment, migrations, and integrations with enterprise applications and identity sources. The offering focuses on accelerating delivery and reducing implementation risk through vendor-led guidance, configuration, and best-practice design rather than providing a standalone software platform.
Vendor-led IAM implementation expertise
Provides direct access to specialists who work on PingOne deployments and common enterprise IAM patterns. This can reduce design errors in areas such as authentication flows, policy configuration, and tenant setup. It is particularly useful for organizations with limited in-house IAM engineering capacity or complex requirements.
Integration and migration support
Supports integrations with applications, identity providers, directories, and federation standards typically used in enterprise environments. Helps plan and execute migrations from legacy IAM/SSO setups to PingOne, including cutover and coexistence approaches. This can shorten time-to-production for multi-system rollouts.
Structured delivery and governance
Packaged services typically include defined scopes, deliverables, and timelines that help teams manage IAM projects. This can improve stakeholder alignment across security, IT operations, and application owners. It also helps establish operational practices such as configuration management and change control for identity services.
Not a standalone product
PingOne Advanced Services is primarily a services offering and depends on licensing and use of PingOne software. Organizations looking for a tool to address cloud data security controls (e.g., data discovery, classification, or DLP) will need additional products. The value is tied to the scope and quality of the engagement rather than ongoing software features.
Scope and cost variability
Outcomes depend on the purchased service package, project scope, and the complexity of the environment. Additional requirements (custom integrations, legacy constraints, or regulatory needs) can increase services time and cost. Budgeting can be less predictable than purely self-implemented deployments.
Potential vendor dependency
Relying on vendor services can create dependency for future changes if internal teams do not build sufficient operational knowledge. Organizations may still need to invest in internal IAM skills for ongoing administration, troubleshooting, and expansion. Knowledge transfer quality can vary by engagement structure and staffing.
Seller details
Ping Identity Corporation
Denver, Colorado, USA
2002
Subsidiary
https://www.pingidentity.com/
https://x.com/pingidentity
https://www.linkedin.com/company/ping-identity/
