Right Identity
Provide the right identity for every user, defining who they are within your enterprise systems.
Overview
At the most basic level, identity management involves defining what users can do on the network with specific devices and under what circumstances. It involves providing the right identity, along with governance.
Today, many security products emphasis on managing mobile access to corporate systems. In an enterprise environment, identity management is used to increase security and productivity, while decreasing cost and redundant effort.
Core principles
Defining user access on the network with the right identity, governance, and contextual controls.
Provide the right identity for every user, defining who they are within your enterprise systems.
Control access with governance policies that define what users can do and under what circumstances.
Define what users can do on the network with specific devices and contextual access rules.
Manage mobile access to corporate systems — a key focus of modern security products in enterprise environments.
Administrative framework
Identity Management (IDM) is a broad administrative area that deals with identifying individuals in a system and controlling their access to resources within that system.
IDM also improves user experience to control their identities and enables simplified sign-on. It increases internal controls, enhances governance regulatory compliance, security and provides centralized audit trails of security events.
Enterprise outcomes
Strengthen protection across the enterprise by controlling who accesses what, when, and from where.
Enable users to access the resources they need efficiently without unnecessary friction or delay.
Decrease redundant administrative effort and operational cost through centralized identity management.
Techaccess Pakistan delivers identity and access management solutions that provide the right identity, strong governance, simplified sign-on, and centralized security visibility.