Streamlined IAM operations with Idnor
Identity management and access control is the discipline of managing access to enterprise
resources to keep your data, application, and systems secure. As a key component of your
security architecture, it can help verify your users’ identities before granting them the right
level of access to workplace systems and information at the right time and the right place for
the right reasons. While people might use the terms’ identity management, authentication, and
access control interchangeably, each of these individually serves as distinct layers for enterprise
security processes.
IAM is comprised of the systems and processes that allow IT administrators to assign a single
digital identity to each entity, authenticate them when they log in, authorize them to access
specified resources, and monitor and manage those identities throughout their lifecycle.
Identity Management ensures regulatory compliance, enables cost savings, and simplifies the
lives of your customers, employees and contractors by enhancing their overall digital enterprise
experience.
Your Identity Management is now our Responsibility
Benefits of an Identity Management Program
Streamline on-boarding of new resources
Future-dating and immediate termination of user access
prevent exfiltration of enterprise or protected data
Visibility into user's accesses at any given moment
Traceability and audit of access grants and removals
Increases productivity and reduced IT costs
Give Your Organization the User Lifecycle Management it Deserves
Sign-on Control
For various enterprise assets, sign-on control is an important part of robust access
management. This module protects access to web-based services, enterprise application
systems, and even cloud-based platforms as per centrally defined compliance and security policies. Also known as Single Sign-On, it permits employees the use of one set of authenticated
credentials to gain admittance to multiple portals from multiple devices.
Authentication Management
This controls how the sign-on credentials presented by an employee are validated and the
protocols that are referenced for the authentication. The access management is accomplished
once the user’s identity has been established. After authentication, a decision must be made at
the access control level. The decision is based on the information available about the user.
Role-Based Access Control
This allows an entity like an enterprise to append privilege rights to the identities created and
managed by the identity management system. The central system recognizes certain roles
based on identity attributes like department, location, seniority and designation and allows the
individuals who take on these roles limited or complete access to relevant data sets based on
specified entitlements.
Access Governance
This is more stringent and policy-based than mere access management. Idnor is capable of
deploying solutions that take into account pre-defined access and data security policies drafted
by a business and create automated compliant workflows for access governance to
information, strictly blocking out requests that pose a threat to the integrity or the exclusivity
of the data. Access governance is typically more nuanced than access management with sliding
rules that reject admittance to authenticated identities if the attributes related to the request
go against company policies.
Get in touch with our IAM experts to get a customized roadmap as per your business needs.
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