Identity
We put single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, and least-privilege access in place across your cloud, on-premises, and hybrid systems.
Why identity is where most breaches start
Credentials as the way in
Stolen and reused passwords remain the cheapest route into a business. Phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication and conditional access shut that route down, which is why we usually start there.
Access that only ever accumulates
People change roles and keep the old permissions, and leavers keep accounts nobody closed. We run access reviews and automate joiner, mover, and leaver handling so entitlements shrink as well as grow.
Administrative accounts nobody tracks
Shared admin logins and standing privileged access turn a small compromise into a large one. We move privileged work to individual, time-bound, logged access with approval attached.
Login friction driving people around you
Security that gets in the way gets bypassed with personal accounts and shadow tools. Single sign-on done well means fewer passwords for your staff and better visibility for you.
Evidence auditors and customers ask for
Who has access to what, approved by whom, reviewed when — those questions come up in every audit and enterprise deal. Identity governance produces the answers as a byproduct of normal operation.
We make identity the control layer of your security program, so access is granted deliberately, reviewed regularly, and revoked reliably.
Identity work rarely gets attention until something goes wrong: an SSO project that covered only half your applications, a permissions clean-up nobody finished, an offboarding process that leaves accounts open. We handle the rollout and the governance behind it across your cloud and on-premises systems, and design it so your staff aren't fighting the login screen.
Services provided
Single sign-on rollout
We consolidate applications behind one identity provider, migrating them in an order that limits disruption, and retire the local accounts each application quietly kept on the side.
Multi-factor authentication deployment
We roll out MFA in a sequence that starts with administrators and the most exposed applications, favoring phishing-resistant factors where your systems support them, and planning for the recovery cases that trip most rollouts up.
Joiner, mover, leaver automation
We connect your HR system to your directory so accounts are created, adjusted, and closed on the same day a person's status changes, without waiting on a ticket.
Privileged access management
We remove standing administrative rights and replace them with elevation that's requested, approved, time-limited, and logged. Break-glass accounts stay available, but their use gets noticed.
Access reviews and certification
We set up recurring reviews where the managers who understand a role confirm the access attached to it. Reviews are scoped tightly enough that people read them rather than approving on autopilot.
Directory and federation design
We design how your directories, cloud tenants, and partner systems trust each other, so contractors, acquisitions, and customer-facing accounts each get an access model that suits them.
What an identity engagement looks like
Identity projects stall on the exceptions: the legacy app that can't federate, the team that can't use push notifications. We plan for those first, so the rollout finishes instead of stopping at its last few systems. The result:
- Single sign-on across your applications, with local accounts retired
- Phishing-resistant MFA on administrative and internet-facing access
- Accounts created and closed automatically as people join and leave
- Standing admin rights replaced with approved, time-limited elevation
- Access reviews that produce the evidence auditors and customers request
Offboarding used to depend on somebody remembering. It's automatic now, and the first access review turned up accounts belonging to people who left years ago.
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Tell us what you're building or protecting, and we'll tell you where we would start.