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Identity & Access Management
One answer to who somebody is, and one place that answer is kept: the directory. Everything else, what they may open, where they may go, follows from it.
What it is
Who you are decides what you reach.
One answer to who somebody is, and one place that answer is kept: the directory. Everything else, what they may open, where they may go, follows from it.
The work is directory, permissions and access control: accounts organised, rights assigned by role rather than by favour, and access that ends when the reason for it does.
When a business needs it
You will recognise it before anyone names it.
- Everyone is an administrator, because that was easier at the time
- A leaver’s account still works weeks after they left
- Nobody can say who has access to the folder that matters most
- Passwords are shared because accounts were never set up properly
What we deliver
- 01Accounts, groups and roles organised in one directory
- 02Permissions assigned by role, documented, and defensible to an auditor
- 03Access control across systems and files driven from that directory
- 04A joiner, mover and leaver process the business can actually run
How it connects
A system is only as good as its joins.
- Business systems and files honouring one set of identities
- The portal, the ERP and the file server agreeing about who you are
- Offboarding in support removing access in one place, not seven
- Reporting able to answer who can reach what, on demand
Where we have done it
Related solutions
Not sure whether the problem is the system or the joins between systems?
That is exactly what the Systems Health Check answers, in writing, whether or not you use us to deliver it.