Discover advanced Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions that safeguard your digital assets, enhance security, and streamline user access across your organization.
Identity and Access Management is a framework of business processes, and policies, and that facilitates the management of electronic or digital identities. With an IAM framework in place, information technology (IT) managers can control user access to critical information within their organization.
Our IAM solutions offer strong security with Single Sign-On (SSO) for easy access, Session Management for real-time monitoring, Password Services for self-service capabilities, and Strong Authentication for multi-layered protection, all aimed at enhancing and safeguarding user interactions.
Our authorization solutions feature Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to grant permissions based on roles, Rule-Based Access for specific policy enforcement, Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) for dynamic, context-aware decisions, and Remote Authorization for secure access from any location.
Boost your IAM functionality with Delegated Administration for distributed management, User and Role Management for simplified access control, Provisioning for automated account setups, Password Management for secure credential handling, and Self-Service options to empower users.
Our directory services provide a centralized Directory for user information, Data Synchronization to maintain consistency across systems, Meta Directory to integrate multiple directories, and Virtual Directory for real-time access to unified data without the need for duplication.
Identity and Access Management (IAM) ensures that the right people have access to the right systems, resources, data, and applications at the right time, also known as identity security. It enables security administrators to efficiently manage user identities and access across the enterprise, improving visibility into identities and access privileges, and helps implement necessary controls to prevent inappropriate or risky access.
Access Management (AM) involves controlling and managing access for legitimate users (human and non-human) to enterprise IT resources, both on-premises and in the cloud. It includes the tools, policies, and procedures used to oversee user access within an IT ecosystem, allowing organizations to track, manage, and control permissions for accessing a variety of IT assets, including devices, files, services, and data.
Privileged Access Management (PAM) involves IT security principles aimed at securing, controlling, and monitoring access to critical information and resources. It helps organizations protect against cyber threats by monitoring, detecting, and preventing unauthorized privileged access. PAM solutions are essential for minimizing risk, defending against cyberattacks, and safeguarding against data theft.
Active Directory (AD) management automates identity workflows, secures user access, and manages identities and accounts across enterprises. As a crucial component of Identity and Access Management (IAM), it is specifically important for organizations using Microsoft Active Directory, providing efficient and secure handling of user identities and access permissions.
Facilitates efficient resource management through a smart platform with distributed ownership. Empowers teams to handle their areas, improving resource allocation.
Streamlines app onboarding with templates and automation for faster, error-free initiation. Reduces manual intervention and minimizes mistakes.
Provides an online self-service platform for managing deployments and lifecycle changes. Reduces reliance on IT support and speeds up implementation.
Ensures error-free change management with automated tools. Minimizes operational effort and costs while maintaining consistency.
IAM is a framework for managing digital identities and controlling access to resources within an organization. It is crucial for ensuring that only authorized individuals have access to specific systems, data, and applications, thereby enhancing security and compliance.
The key components include Identity Governance and Administration (IGA), Access Management (AM), Privileged Access Management (PAM), and Active Directory Management (ADMgmt). Each component plays a role in managing and securing user identities and access permissions.
IAM enhances security by enforcing access controls, ensuring that only authorized users can access sensitive resources, and providing visibility into access activities. It also helps in preventing unauthorized access, reducing the risk of data breaches, and ensuring compliance with security policies.
PAM helps protect critical resources by managing and monitoring privileged accounts, detecting and preventing unauthorized access, and minimizing the risk of insider threats and cyberattacks. It provides an added layer of security for sensitive data and systems.
ADMgmt automates the management of user identities and access permissions within Microsoft Active Directory environments. It streamlines workflows, improves efficiency in handling user accounts, and ensures that access controls are consistently applied across the enterprise.
