Identity protection
IAM, PAM, and Identity Threat Detection and Response mechanisms provide complete control over the identity lifecycle and detect privilege abuse in real time. These solutions minimize the risk associated with unauthorized access and privileged account takeover.
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
About this solution
Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a set of processes and technologies that enable control over who has access to IT resources and under what conditions. IAM systems enable centralised management of user identities – their creation, modification and deletion – as well as the assignment of appropriate roles and permissions. Key features also include integration with user directories (e.g., Active Directory), authentication, authorization, and session management. Modern IAM solutions support the Zero Trust model, taking into account the session context, risk level, and the device from which the login is made. These systems are often extended with MFA, SSO, account lifecycle management, and permission automation. IAM helps ensure compliance with regulations (e.g., GDPR, NIS2, ISO 27001) and reduces the risk of human error and abuse. Implementing IAM increases access transparency within the organization and enables auditability of operations. It is the foundation for effective security management in environments with a large number of users and systems. IAM is not just a technology – it is also an access and risk management strategy.
Benefits of Implementation
Centralized management of access to all systems.
Automation of granting and revoking permissions.
Support for compliance with regulations and audit standards.
Reduction of risks resulting from incorrect access configuration.
Support for SSO, MFA, and role-based access policies.
Increased transparency and control over identities.
