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Organizations can leverage EgisByte Identity and Access Management (IAM) services to establish, develop, implement, and automate information access controls and privileges. This ensures that only authorized individuals have access to the appropriate data at the right time and for the correct purposes.
Implementing an IAM system requires careful planning and strategic focus. The process involves auditing current and historical systems, selecting systems for integration, defining all user types and access scenarios, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
However, many companies are uncertain about where to start.
Design of the IAM steering committee process, alignment of IAM assessment, strategy, roadmap, and program plan, development of metrics and KPIs, optimization of solutions (on-premises, cloud, hybrid), and technology selection.
Implementation of role-based and attribute-based access controls (RBAC/ABAC), establishment of division of duties policies and protocols, and execution of risk-based certifications and access evaluations.
Groups, profiles, roles, and attributes, along with authoritative sources (including analysis, sanitization, and standardization), and directory services (such as AD/Azure AD, LDAP, and databases), whether centralized or decentralized.
Identification and management of privileged accounts, including account vaulting and credential rotation; monitoring and managing privileged sessions; secrets management; DevOps and DevSecOps integration; and third-party privileged account access.
Single sign-on encompasses features such as multi-factor authentication, situational and contextual access control, business access policies, and customer identity and access management (IAM).
The access request and approval policy and workflow, joiner/mover/leaver policy and procedure, automated provisioning and de-provisioning, and third-party user lifecycle management.
The access request and approval policy and workflow, joiner/mover/leaver policy and procedure, automated provisioning and de-provisioning, and third-party user lifecycle management.
Be certain that the proper individuals have access to your data, resources, and apps.
Make sure that only the appropriate people have access to your data, resources, and applications.
Modern authentication mechanisms for SSO are included in SS0 (SAML, OAuth, OIDC, and API support)
Personalized portals with self-service features
Versatile deployment choices with non-recurring or renewal license (appliances, virtual machines, cloud)
Leveraging current identity recordkeeping systems, whether they are local or online