Identity & Access Management

We secure the digital identities that power our clients’ digital services and protect access to their systems.

We ensure that our clients’ systems and applications are available and accessible. Their staff can log into applications and services at any time, from anywhere, without compromising network security and the integrity of corporate data. These robust authentication and authorisation measures enable our clients to support and grow a dynamic remote workforce while safeguarding sensitive data and simplifying user access.

why

We have extensive experience deploying authentication, identity, and access management solutions across a wide range of companies operating in multiple industries and sectors.

With our expert support and technology, our clients are deploying solutions that significantly minimise the risks associated with multiple passwords and poor password practices and reduce the number of time-consuming helpdesk calls related to lost passwords.

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features & benefits

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Single Sign-On (SSO)

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Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

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Adopt cloud applications securely

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Simplify onboarding and offboarding

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Bespoke policies

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Protect against credential threat

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a collective term covering the processes, policies, and products used to manage user identities and regulate user access in an organisation.

“Access” and “user” are vital identity management concepts. Access refers to the actions permitted to a user, such as permission to view, create, or change a file. Users can be employees, suppliers, partners, contractors, and consumers.

Identity Management Systems automate the above by performing three critical tasks: identify, authenticate, and authorise access to an organisation’s hardware and software. There are typically three core components:

  • The database containing users’ identities and access privileges
  • IAM tools for creating, modifying, monitoring, and deleting access privileges
  • A system for auditing login history and access history
  • Identity and Access Management solutions streamline IT workload by centralising privileges and policies
  • IAM improves the user experience. For example, Single Sign-On can help bring significant UX benefits to enable a culture of security.
  • IAM helps with compliance. A solid identity management solution makes regulations such as GDPR and HIPAA easier to address.
  • IAM solutions enhance productivity by making it easier for staff to embrace collaborative tools.

Many specialists recommend that Privilege Access Management (PAM) and Identity Management work hand in hand. While Identity Management systems give administrators permission to modify a user, reinforce policies, and create usage reports, Privilege Access Management places emphasis on securing access to privileged accounts operating critical system tools.

To regulate risky employee activity
An IAM solution provides assurance that only certain employees can take action in particular applications to strengthen security and operational programs. With an Identity and Access Management system, you can set parameters to detect suspicious communication or user activity that might otherwise go undetected.

To reinforce policy
An identity management solution protects your organisation against security incidents by allowing administrators to automate the deployment of policies for user account-related tasks.

To meet compliance
Identity management solutions can help your organisation comply with industry regulations in a way that gives full audit evidence of user activity.

To save costs
IAM solutions with minimal customisation requirements and license management capabilities can save organizations up to 60% in the total cost of ownership.