Manage user identities effectively – while enabling multi-factor authentication to improve user security
In today’s IT environment, you want to enable remote access to internet-facing, cloud-based applications – so users can do their job effectively from any location.
But it’s important to manage that access effectively, so you can protect user accounts, make sure people have the right access permissions, and improve the sign-in experience.
A vital part of that is to enable multi-factor authentication (MFA). This can help mitigate common vulnerabilities such as compromised credentials and weak user passwords.
We offer an identity and access management (IAM) service which can help.
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Identity and access management: the benefits to you
Manage user credentials
IAM helps you manage users’ credentials and know people are who they say they are. Easily manage who leaves and joins an organisation, so people only use valid credentials to access your systems.
Protect user accounts
MFA provides an extra layer of defence to both user and admin accounts, mitigating vulnerabilities that may arise from compromised credentials. That way, you reduce your reliance on passwords as a means of authentication.
Improve user experience
You want user logins to be secure, but you also want them to be seamless. When you adopt single sign-on (SSO), users don’t have to remember passwords after their first session login, as long as they’ve authenticated via MFA.
Adapt to local needs
The IAM solution we use helps you adapt to your needs. You can still choose hardware authentication tokens if you need them – for example, if users are prohibited from bringing devices to work, or don’t want to put business apps on their personal phones.
Part of a range of assessments – including Penetration Testing
We offer our vulnerability assessment service as part of a range of security assessments – such as penetration testing, which you might run once or twice per year.
Penetration testing can help you understand how far a malicious actor could penetrate into your organisation. It can help “focus the mind” by enabling you to prioritise risks.
Vulnerability assessment, of course, helps make you aware of vulnerabilities which you may want to test more deeply using penetration testing.
We advise on solutions
At Redpalm, we don’t want to sell you cumbersome security solutions which will be difficult for your organisation to manage on a practical level. Instead, we help you to find the right solutions for your needs.
Our cyber security assessments are a perfect match for your business. Our range of IT audits and health checks, for example, provide recommendations on how and where you can improve.
We aim to offer value
At Redpalm, our managed services can help you to keep on top of threats – providing services you may not have the resource to manage in-house yourselves.
In monthly reviews, we can also recommend services which can help to enhance your defences while providing value to your organisation. It is no wonder we are a preferred provider of cyber security services.