Simplified, secure access management for greater protection and efficiency
Simplify and achieve secure access management for users and groups while controlling costs. One Identity automates account creation, assigns access, streamlines on-going administration, and unifies identities, passwords, and directories.
Why is identity and access management important?
Cloud, mobile and IoT technologies are allowing businesses to be more agile, efficient and scalable. Employees have moved beyond the protections of firewalls and physical barriers to doing business from wherever they are, and customers are interacting through multiple channels and engaging with businesses in innovative new ways.
These amazing opportunities have stretched traditional perimeter-based security–guarding the entry and exit points of a designated network–past the breaking point. To keep up with modern threats, enterprises need to embrace a different paradigm, one that puts identity at the center of their security model.
User Access Management Basics
Gain the full spectrum of single sign-on capabilities – no matter which systems or applications you use. These include true single sign-on, enterprise single sign-on, web single sign-on, password synchronization and federation. One Identity solutions offer comprehensive capabilities to simplify and secure authentication for users, partners, customers and IT.
Control user accounts and group membership in crucial hybrid AD environments, and simplify management by automating a range of administrative functions. Streamline account creation, unify account management after an AD/AAD migration or consolidation.
Simplify password management while ensuring tight security. Reduce the high cost of password resets with self-service capabilities. Implement consistent password policies with granular management capabilities across platforms and applications. Unify identities and synchronize passwords, and eliminate the challenges of having multiple, disparate passwords.
Reduce complexity and optimize your environment with on-premises, virtualized or cloud-based identities. Consolidate disparate systems and identities into existing infrastructure, facilitate migrations and extend AD to non-Windows systems.
Secure and manage access to any browser-based application – including SaaS, internal and home-grown applications – accessed via a browser. Provide remote and mobile users with secure access to internal resources.
Two-factor authentication is the simplest and most secure way for organizations to solve the password problem and ensure users identities. However, not all two-factor solutions are the same. Organizations should consider a solution’s architecture, ease of deployment and administration, available tokens, and overall cost.