Microsoft | Identity and Access Management

AZURE ACTIVE DIRECTORY (AD)

Azure Active Directory (AD) is an enterprise identity service that offers Single Sign-On and multi-factor authentication to protect against cyber attacks.

Let your users access all their apps with just one identity. Azure AD supports thousands of apps, such as Office 365, Zoom, and Workday.

You can even integrate Azure AD with apps that lack any pre-integration with Azure AD using integration templates.

Let users access their apps, whether on-premises or in the cloud, with one identity by integrating your Active Directory (single AD or forest) with Azure AD.

You can invite anyone with a Microsoft account to become a guest user with access to your in-house resources, thereby quickly enabling collaboration with your vendors, contractors, and partners.

Built-in MFA provides an extra layer of security, further strengthened by application control policies depending on location, application, and device.

In addition, Azure AD identifies attacks already at an early stage using robust analytics and machine learning.

Get better control over your user's life cycle by integrating Azure AD with your HR application and customize provisioning to downstream apps.

Furthermore, self-service features such as password reset, group management, application requests, and application management help keep IT costs low.

Gain control over user identities that require privileged access by detecting, restricting, and monitoring them. You can also enable just-in-time access to requested resources for authorized users.

MICROSOFT IDENTITY MANAGER (MIM)

Microsoft Identity Manager (MIM) is an on-premises identity management platform that automates lifecycle management processes to provision user accounts to Active Directory and on-premises applications.

Integrated with Azure AD, MIM manages user access both for on-premises apps and through Azure AD also in the cloud.

The MIM portal supports delegated administration and self-service, as well as the configuration of automatic processes and configuration of other functions such as dynamic group administration.

MIM's primary function is the synchronization of identities between different directories, databases, and on-premises applications via APIs, built-in-, and third-party connectors.

Provisioning is governed by policies and workflows that automate the synchronization of identity information.

MIM can be expanded with custom-built modules for integration with on-premises applications. Modules are preferably developed in C # or ASP.NET.

OUR MICROSOFT SERVICE OFFERINGS

Solution architecture

A good solution architecture ensures that the new IAM solution will fit your existing environment. Our enterprise and solution architects assess your requirements and plot out a realistic path towards better identity management and increased security. This way, we help identify the cost and gains of the proposed solution and map out a practical implementation strategy.

Implementation and development

Our skilled consultants adapt the project to the customer's scope and objectives, and strive to create value for the organization as early as possible. The solution is adapted and integrated with current systems and applications. Quality assurance ensures that project processes provide predictable deliveries of high quality. We provide information along the way about relevant functionality, and facilitate user-friendly training.

Support and management

We assist your organization in management and development of the solution: