EXPERTISE / IAM
Identity & access
Give the right person the right access for the right purpose and duration, with controlled revocation and recovery.
WHAT TO ADDRESS
Choose the right engagement.
Recovery and emergency access are tested before rollout. Authentication, authorisation and privileged-access management are complementary layers.
7 results
IAM-01 / Identity & access
Identity lifecycle and role management
Organising account creation, changes and removal so each person receives the right access at the right time for the right duration.
IAM-02 / Identity & access
Single sign-on and identity federation
Centralised application sign-in using a governed identity, with access policies, monitoring and emergency access.
IAM-03 / Identity & access
MFA, passkeys and stronger authentication
Strengthening sign-in with additional factors or phishing-resistant methods while governing account recovery.
IAM-04 / Identity & access
PAM and privileged-access security
Stronger control over administrative access: named identities, limited privileges, approvals and traceability of sensitive actions.
IAM-05 / Identity & access
Directory hardening and secure administration
Hardening the services that manage identities and authorisation to reduce excessive privileges and unsafe administrative access.
IAM-06 / Identity & access
Secrets and workload identity management
Protecting application keys, tokens and accounts to reduce shared, forgotten or code-embedded secrets.
IAM-07 / Identity & access
Access certification and access governance
Organising campaigns in which accountable owners verify that user and third-party permissions remain justified.
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SET THE BOUNDARIES
What we agree
before we start.
- Customer: application owners, HR, administrators, pilot groups and emergency accounts. Provider: design, integration and testing within agreed permissions.
- Users, directories, applications, protocols, privileged accounts, compatibility and migration. Licenses, physical keys and recurring operations are separate.
Technology names in service descriptions are implementation examples, not claims of partnership or licence entitlement.
START A CONVERSATION
Let’s put the next step in focus.
Tell us what you need to protect, change or understand. We will start with the scope, not a product list.