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Protect User Access & Credentials
Identity Security
Securing digital identities is fundamental to maintaining privacy and access control. Our Identity Security Services ensure that only authorized users can access sensitive systems while preventing identity fraud and privilege abuse.
Identity & Access Management (IAM)
Identity & Access Management centralizes and automates the way users are authenticated and authorized across systems. It ensures that only verified individuals can access specific resources, reducing security risks, simplifying user lifecycle management, and supporting compliance with modern security standards and regulations across cloud and on-prem environments.
Privileged Access Management (PAM)
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Multi-Factor Authentication adds essential layers of protection by requiring two or more verification methods—such as passwords, biometrics, or mobile prompts—before granting access. This significantly reduces the chances of unauthorized entry from stolen credentials or brute-force attacks, enhancing your organization’s overall security posture.
Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR)
Privileged Access Management protects sensitive systems and data by tightly controlling, monitoring, and auditing access for users with elevated permissions. PAM reduces the risk of insider threats and limits the damage from compromised accounts by enforcing least-privilege policies, session monitoring, and just-in-time access models.
Identity Threat Detection & Response leverages advanced analytics and machine learning to detect abnormal identity behavior in real time. It helps security teams quickly respond to suspicious activity, such as privilege escalations or unauthorized access attempts, preventing identity-based threats before they lead to breaches.
Role-Based & Attribute-Based Access Control (RBAC/ABAC)
RBAC and ABAC frameworks enforce fine-grained access policies based on a user's role or attributes, such as department, location, or job function. These models ensure that users only access the necessary resources, improving security, operational efficiency, and compliance with least-privilege access principles.
Federated Identity & Single Sign-On (SSO)
Federated Identity and Single Sign-On (SSO) allow users to authenticate once and access multiple systems across trusted domains without repeated logins. This improves user experience, reduces credential fatigue, and enhances security by consolidating identity verification through secure, standards-based protocols like SAML and OpenID Connect.
Strengthen authentication processes and reduce identity theft risks.
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Automate user lifecycle management for seamless onboarding and offboarding.
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Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements for identity protection.
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