Might not want to hear it, but as heavy consumer of SaaS and web apps, Okta is a blessing - the experience as a consumer is awesome - doesn’t answer your question of course but some food for thought
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c4rm0
01/10/2023, 11:28 AM
yeah OKTA is great and works really well 🙂 at the moment we are currently using both OKTA/Citrix for SAAS/Web app delivery so have duplication so was looking for reasons to use citrix instead of OKTA but its a bit of a hard sell
c4rm0
01/10/2023, 11:34 AM
I got things like Data you download from the web apps / SAAS apps is stored centrally in citrix vs local with OKTA , security controls around clipboard, printing , watermark ect it seems like the cloud service Citrix secure private access is a must for delivering SAAS/Web apps as it gives you the SSO/contextual access/Secure browser/security analytics ect
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Rob Zylowski
01/10/2023, 11:35 AM
If you need more advanced security is what comes to mind. Yhjngs like running only from an on premises datacenter or controlling cut padte print etc.
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James Kindon
01/10/2023, 11:37 AM
Yeah I think that’s probably the biggest component - if there is still data protection and centralised configuration then Citrix sessions still win - specific enablement tools (old school Siebel and JDE deployments still haunt me) can come into play too
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Jeffrey de Leeuw
01/11/2023, 8:10 PM
Totally agree with JK. Okta is currently used by my customer, and it flows very well with the DaaS as well as with the on premise environment.