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Ping Identity

Name: Ping Identity
Brand: Ping Identity

Identity security platform for workforce and customer sign-in, authentication and access across cloud and on-premises apps

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About Ping Identity

One identity platform for people and their access

Ping Identity sells identity security software to large organizations. Its platform connects customers, employees and partners to applications and APIs, whether they run in the cloud, on mobile devices, as SaaS or on site. It also manages identity and profile data at scale. The company says the aim is zero trust, identity-defined security together with smoother user experiences, and that the platform gives access to every type of application from one identity layer.

Single sign-on, MFA and passwordless sign-in

The platform covers single sign-on, which gives users one entry point to many applications, and multi-factor authentication, which adds verification when people sign in. Passwordless authentication is one of the themes the company highlights on its solution pages, alongside migrating to the cloud, modernizing legacy identity systems and implementing zero trust. Web and API access can be controlled, and dynamic authorization decides which resources a person can use.

Orchestration, fraud prevention and verification

Orchestration lets a customer design identity journeys that run across several services. Risk management and fraud prevention check for suspicious activity, and identity verification and decentralized identity help confirm who a user is. Directory services store identity data, and API intelligence is part of the same family of capabilities.

Two sides: PingOne for customers and for the workforce

The PingOne cloud platform is offered in two versions. PingOne for Customers is aimed at engaging customers and protecting their digital experiences, while PingOne for Workforce secures employees' access to corporate systems. The platform is designed to connect any user to anything, through Ping's own identity solutions or through third-party services.

Industries and the current platform

Industry pages cover healthcare, financial services, retail, manufacturing and government. The solution pages address regulatory compliance, cloud migration and mergers and acquisitions. The company's current site describes an AI engine called Helix at the core of its platform, and says the platform offers more than 6,500 orchestrated capabilities across 350 connectors. Its website is available in five languages: English, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese.

TrustList summary

Ping Identity builds identity security software for large organisations. Its platform lets customers, employees and partners reach applications and APIs hosted in the cloud, on mobile, as SaaS or on site. It also handles identity and profile data in volume.

The PingOne cloud platform is split into versions for customers and for workforce use, and the company stresses zero trust approaches to access.

What Ping Identity offers

Single sign-on: one entry point to many applications.
Multi-factor authentication: extra verification when users sign in.
Orchestration: design of identity journeys across services.
Risk management and fraud prevention: checks for suspicious activity.
Identity verification and decentralised identity: confirming who users are.
Directory and dynamic authorisation: storing identity data and deciding access rules.

Who it works with

Large enterprises. Solution pages target financial services, healthcare, retail, manufacturing and government, with themes such as passwordless login, cloud migration and regulatory compliance.

Key facts

Platform: PingOne for Customers and PingOne for Workforce
Languages: the site is offered in English, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese

Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Nov 2026.

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Ping Identity rankings

Ping Identity is ranked on 13 TrustList rankings: #1 on 1, #2 on 8, #3 on 2 and #4 on 2.

Every ranking orders its listings by their reviews, how complete the profile is and the Trust Score. Ping Identity has no reviews yet and 3 of the 10 profile details we look for. Where no listing on a page has been reviewed, the order follows the profiles alone.

Single sign on software · 13 rankings

On 6 of these it sits behind SecureAuth.

#1of 10
User management
It is the only one of the 10 here listing data mapping and one of 2 here listing biometrics.
Of the 10 here, 8 also cover single sign on and 8 also cover social sign on.
Behind Authx.
#2of 6
Biometric
It is one of 2 here listing access control and multi-factor authentication.
Of the 6 here, 5 also cover policy management and 5 also cover identity federation.
Behind OneSign, ahead of monosign.
#2of 13
Web based cloud saas
It is one of 3 here listing mobile authentication and out-of-band authentication.
Of the 13 here, 11 also cover multifactor authentication and 11 also cover password management.
#2of 12
Identity federation
It is one of 3 here listing self service portal and one of 5 here listing biometric.
Of the 12 here, 8 also cover user management.
#2of 11
Credential management
It is one of 5 here listing social sign on and user provisioning.
Behind OneSign.
#2of 11
Policy management
It is one of 6 here listing android and one of 7 here listing user management.
Of the 11 here, 8 also cover credential management.
Behind OneSign.
#2of 10
Social sign on
It is one of 5 here listing credential management and one of 7 here listing policy management.
#2of 8
Multi factor authentication
It is one of 6 here listing identity federation.
Its profile: “The platform covers single sign-on, which gives users one entry point to many applications, and multi-factor authentication, which adds verification when people sign in.”
Of the 8 here, 6 also cover self-service access request.
#2of 7
Iphone ipad
It is the only one of the 7 here listing data mapping and one of 2 here listing access control.
#3of 7
User provisioning
It is one of 6 here listing multifactor authentication.
Of the 7 here, 6 also cover access certification and 6 also cover multi-factor authentication.
Behind SecureAuth, ahead of monosign.
#3of 14
Multifactor authentication
It is one of 12 here listing single sign on.
#4of 13
Single sign on
It is the only one of the 13 here listing data mapping and one of 3 here listing access control.
Its profile: “The platform covers single sign-on, which gives users one entry point to many applications, and multi-factor authentication, which adds verification when people sign in.”
Behind OneSign, ahead of Akku.
#4of 8
Android
It is the only one of the 8 here listing data mapping and one of 2 here listing access control.
Behind OneSign, ahead of monosign.