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QA vendors for identity and access management products

IAM¹: products that decide who gets in and what they can reach: single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, privileged access and identity governance. QA for this class covers login flows, protocol conformance and permission logic.

Short answer

Transition Technologies PSC leads this facet with a facet score of 4.2 of 10, computed from security-product evidence depth, test-type depth and engagement longevity on this facet's evidence only. Codoid is second with 3.8. Five of the 12 ranked vendors qualify.

Facet table

Only the dimensions that drive this facet are shown. Dimensions 1, 3 and 4 recomputed on this class's evidence only. A vendor qualifies with one verified item; the page is published when at least 3 vendors qualify. Overall scores are on the ranking.

Rank	Vendor	Facet score	1. Security-product evidence depth	3. Test-type depth	4. Engagement longevity	Facet evidence
1	Transition Technologies PSCLeader	4.2	4.0	2.0	8.0	2
2	Codoid	3.8	4.0	6.0	0.0	2
3	QA Mentor	3.3	2.0	2.0	8.0	1
4	TestDevLab	2.4	4.0	2.0	0.0	1
5	ImpactQA	2.4	4.0	2.0	0.0	1

Evidence per vendor

Transition Technologies PSC

Case study for an unnamed client: identity and access management; automation testing; team of 10; 41 months. [e-0050]
Case study for OneSpan: identity and access management; automation testing; 34 months. [e-0051]

Codoid

Case study for an unnamed client: identity and access management; functional and performance or load testing; team of 1. [e-0045]
Case study for an unnamed client: identity and access management; automation and functional testing. [e-0046]

QA Mentor

Verified review for an unnamed client: identity and access management; automation testing; 48 months. [e-0071]

TestDevLab

Case study for Smart-ID: identity and access management; OS, browser or agent compatibility testing. [e-0057]

ImpactQA

Case study for Exostar: identity and access management; automation testing. [e-0041]

What to ask vendors for this facet

Ask which authentication protocols and identity providers were in the vendor's test matrix on its last identity engagement.
Ask how permission and role changes were regression-tested, and how many negative test cases covered denied access.
Ask how the team handled test accounts and secrets, and who could see them.

1 IAM: The practice of managing user identities in an organization and deciding which roles and access privileges each person or account gets. Source

Scores are computed from publicly available evidence as of the verifiedOn date on each item. They describe published evidence, not service quality. Re-verify with the vendor before contracting.