Enhancements in Identity Access Management (IAM) means that organisations can now do away with traditional, manual processes and the related security risks that come with them.
Automated joiner, mover, leaver (JML) is the cornerstone of good identity management. Manual JML processes leave your business open to significant vulnerabilities and inefficiencies. Without automation, new employees can be left waiting for permissions, while ex-employees pose a security threat due to their continued access. And that’s just for starters!
Slicker Onboarding
Employees can hit the ground running with autonomous joiner, mover, leaver processes managing the setup of new joiners within the organisation.
Effective Termination of Rights
When a working relationship ends, ensure sensitive data is secure by automatically revoking access rights on a leaver’s last day.
No More Permission-Amassing
Automatically change permissions to match an employee’s changing job role as they move throughout the organisation, safeguarding confidential information in the process.
Self-Service
Gift users with the autonomy to manage their passwords and request access, freeing up the IT department to spend their time on more cost-sensitive tasks.
Passwordless Working & Multi-Factor Authentication
Still using a w3lcome password scribbled on a post-it note? Remove this needless security risk, and others like it, with the latest in bio-authentication and MFA technologies.
Choose Between RBAC and ABA
As job roles differ between organisations, so too does granting access. Organisations can choose to assign access based on an individual’s Role (RBAC) or Attributes (ABAC).
Attestation Campaigns
Employees can request access to a resource for a limited amount of time, allowing for autonomy, swifter workflows and security.
Reporting
Understand who has access to data, and who has accessed it in the past, for a top-down view of the organisation’s security.
Savings
Save time and money by dramatically reducing the number of manual processes and trivial support requests your IT team have to carry out.
Did you Know?
Former employees retaining access to sensitive information opens organisations up to scrutiny under GDPR if personal data is available.