Identity & Access Management (IAM)

Authentication (MFA, SSO)

Weak or reused passwords are still one of the main causes of security breaches. Stronger user verification is essential, especially for remote access or cloud systems.

Adds a second factor (e.g. smartphone, hardware token) on top of passwords
Reduces login fatigue with single sign-on across services
Prevents credential-based attacks
Integrates with Active Directory and cloud services
Improves user experience and security at the same time

Authentication solutions like multi-factor authentication (MFA) and single sign-on (SSO) ensure that only authorized users gain access and reduce the reliance on passwords alone.

Identity-as-a-Service (IDaaS)

Managing user identities across cloud services, VPNs, and internal apps becomes complex and error-prone without centralized control. IDaaS brings order to user identity management.

Cloud-based identity directory
Centralized user management and access provisioning
Integration with SaaS, on-prem, and hybrid environments
Built-in support for MFA, SSO, and federation
Compliance reporting and user lifecycle automation

This cloud-native platform handles user identities across environments, helping IT teams manage access efficiently and securely.

Privileged Access Management (PAM)

Administrator and service accounts have high-level access — and are prime targets for attackers. Their use must be carefully controlled and monitored.

Vaulting and rotation of admin passwords
Session recording and audit trails
Time-limited and just-in-time access
Command and file-level restrictions
Alerts for unusual privileged behavior

PAM protects sensitive accounts by enforcing strict rules around who can access what, when, and how — reducing insider risk and external attack surfaces.

Identity Governance

Manual user provisioning, role changes, or deactivations lead to inconsistencies and security gaps. Identity governance enforces control and transparency.

Role-based access control (RBAC)
Automated workflows for approval and provisioning
Periodic access reviews
Audit reporting and compliance mapping
Integration with HR and IT systems

Identity governance ensures that users only have the access they need, and nothing more — supporting compliance and accountability.

Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM)

Managing millions of external user accounts for apps and platforms requires scalable, secure, and user-friendly identity handling.

Secure customer login and registration flows
Social login integration (Google, Apple, etc.)
Consent and privacy management
Fraud detection and risk-based authentication
High availability and performance at scale

CIAM platforms manage how customers interact with digital services while keeping their data protected and experiences seamless.

Biometric & Advanced Authentication

Passwords are forgettable, and physical tokens get lost. Biometrics offer convenient and secure alternatives — with faster and more reliable identity verification.

Fingerprint, face, and voice recognition
Behavioral biometrics (typing, motion patterns)
Anti-spoofing and liveness detection
Multi-modal authentication options
Integration with devices and apps

These solutions use inherent traits to verify users — reducing fraud, simplifying login, and improving both security and usability.

Identity Federation

Users often need to access multiple systems across organizational or cloud boundaries. Without federation, this results in fragmented credentials and weak control.

Trust-based access across organizations or domains
Single sign-on across multiple platforms
Reduced need for password storage or syncing
Supports SAML, OAuth, OpenID Connect
Streamlines partner and supplier onboarding

Federation allows users to use a single identity across various systems, reducing complexity and improving collaboration across organizational boundaries.