Identity & Access Management (IAM)
Identity and access management with single sign-on, so the right people reach the right systems and access is granted and removed through a clear process.
- NIST CSF 2.0 functions
- Protect
- Relevant for
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- Banking and financial services
- Telecommunications
- Government and public sector
- Oil and gas
Overview
Many attacks today do not exploit software at all. Attackers steal or guess credentials, then log in and use the access they find. Accounts that keep their rights long after a role changes make that easier.
We help you control who can access what, remove access when it is no longer needed and make every access decision traceable.
What you get
- Users get the access they need and nothing more
- Access granted and removed through a clear, auditable process
- Single sign-on that reduces password sprawl
- Fewer standing privileges and shared accounts
What we cover
- Identity and access management and single sign-on
- Joiner, mover and leaver processes and periodic access reviews
- Role-based access and least privilege
- Conditional access and identity protection with Microsoft Entra
- Customer identity for digital channels
- Active Directory security review and hardening
Leading platforms
Established platforms in this category. We help you compare them against your requirements.
- Microsoft
- CyberArk
- Okta
- Ping Identity
- SailPoint
How we work
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Discover
We map identity stores, service accounts and the access paths to your critical systems.
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Design
We design access, role and authentication policies that fit how your teams work.
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Deploy in stages
We roll out to administrators and critical applications first, then to wider user groups, with clear communication.
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Govern
We set up joiner, mover and leaver processes and periodic access reviews.
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Hand over
We document policies and train administrators and help desk staff.
Deliverables
- Identity and access inventory
- Access and role policy design
- Deployed identity platform with single sign-on
- Access review process
- Administrator training and documentation
Questions buyers ask
Do we have to move to the cloud to use single sign-on?
No. We design identity for your mix of on-premises and cloud applications and recommend a platform that fits it.
Can you secure our on-premises Active Directory?
Yes. We review Active Directory for common attack paths and weak configurations, then harden it before or alongside any cloud identity work.
Related offerings
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Privileged Access Management (PAM)
Control, record and limit the administrator, service and vendor accounts that attackers want most.
NIST CSF function: Protect -
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Multi-factor and phishing-resistant sign-in for email, remote access, cloud services and administrators, rolled out in stages so staff are not disrupted.
NIST CSF function: Protect -
Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR)
Detection of stolen credentials, abused privileges and attacks on directories such as Active Directory and cloud identity, with response actions that stop them.
NIST CSF function: Detect -
Configuration Review
A detailed review of how your firewalls, servers, network devices, directories and cloud tenants are configured against security benchmarks.
NIST CSF function: Protect