Secure Identity and Access Management

Known by its acronym (IAM), it is a crucial process to protect user identities and access privileges within an organization. This process involves the registration and control of identities, as well as the enforcement of identity governance policies to ensure that only authorized users can access sensitive information and perform permitted actions. These users are not only corporate employees, but also suppliers, customers, machines, generic administrator accounts.

Secure identity management includes several important aspects:

•  Password management and access control: Implement user permissions and data protection through encryption and backups.
•  Authentication and Authorization: Ensures that applications, users, and devices are authenticated and restricted according to the organization's established policies.
•  Activity tracking and logging: It is important to provide users with the necessary resources to do their work, while also limiting access to resources they do not need, to reduce technological risks. Additionally, it is crucial to measure and monitor activity logs within an organization. Maintaining a trace provides valuable information to help protect data.

•  Passwordless: It is an authentication method that does not require users to enter or remember passwords. Instead, it uses other more secure and convenient methods such as biometric recognition access, to verify the user's identity. This service is offered to businesses that have three great benefits:
  
  
  •  Improves end-user experience: Simplifies the user experience, as they don't have to be changing or remembering the password.
  •  Increases security: This is because passwordless authentication methods are not susceptible to being breached by common password-based attacks such as credential stuffing and brute force. In addition, passwordless authentication improves digital security by replacing passwords with methods such as biometrics and tokens.
  •  Simplifies IT management: Password resets are one of the most frequent and time-consuming tasks for IT teams. While it may seem simple, when multiplied by the number of users in an organization, it becomes a significant time-consuming activity. By implementing passwordless authentication, this process becomes much easier and less demanding for IT teams.