Application security. 

Access Management, or access control, is a critical aspect of information system security. Its aim is to ensure that only authorized users have access to the appropriate IT resources at the right time.

It encompasses processes such as authentication (verifying a user’s identity), authorization (determining which resources a user can access), and auditing (monitoring resource usage to detect any suspicious activity).

Enhanced Security: Strengthens the protection of sensitive data by restricting access to authenticated users, minimizing the risk of information leaks.

Compliance: Facilitates alignment with regulatory standards through rigorous access management, ensuring compliant protection of personal and company data.

Productivity: Optimizes business processes by providing fast and secure access to necessary resources, eliminating delays caused by inefficient access procedures.

Traceability: Improves user activity monitoring and auditability with detailed logs, enabling rapid detection of unauthorized access or suspicious behavior.

Centralized Control: Simplifies access rights management through a unified platform, reducing the complexity of access-related issues within the organization.

Identity Management, or IDM, is a cybersecurity discipline that deals with identifying individuals within a system (such as a country, a company, or an application) and controlling their access to resources within that system.

This process includes tasks such as creating identities for new users, managing access rights for existing users, and disabling accounts for users who have left the system. It is crucial to ensure that the right people have the right access to the appropriate resources.

Lifecycle Management: Effectively manages the lifecycle of identities for new hires, changes, and departures of employees, ensuring access to resources only when authorized.

Streamlined Management: Reduces administrative overhead, streamlining access management and saving significant time and effort.

Regulatory Alignment: Ensures perfect alignment with privacy and data protection standards, facilitating regulatory compliance.

Efficient Automation: Optimizes performance by enabling automated account provisioning and role-based access control.

Role-Based Access: Grants users appropriate access to resources based on their roles from the moment they start their positions.

Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) refers to the set of processes for managing digital identities and access within an organization. It includes tasks such as defining access policies, administering digital identities, ensuring compliance with regulations, and reducing security risks. IGA enables the secure and compliant management of user identities and their access to information systems.

Separation of Duties (SoD): Ensures that each individual within the organization has only the necessary rights for their work to prevent any fraud, even intentional.

Access Recertification: Ensures at any time that each person no longer has rights inherited from the past that are not necessary for their daily work.

Report Analysis: Provides an overall view of users and their access through the generation of customized and optimized reports.

Regulatory Compliance: Allows companies to navigate confidently through regulatory requirements thanks to access management perfectly aligned with current standards.

Risk Management: Reduces the exposure of sensitive data by strictly limiting and protecting access, thus reducing risks.