Identity & Access Management (IAM)
Secure access for users, systems, and partners
Control who can access what, with policies, lifecycle management and privileged access built in from the start.
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for people and systems matters
Uncontrolled access is one of the biggest cyber security risks organisations face today. Mismanaged accounts, third-party users and privileged access can lead to breaches, data loss and regulatory non-compliance. Our IAM services ensure the right people have the right access at the right time.
Access follows the principle of least privilege.
Enforceable policies covering passwords, sessions and approvals.
IAutomate onboarding, role changes and offboarding.
Our IAM Implementation
Single Sign-On (SSO)
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Privileged Access Management (PAM)
with CCM and SOC
Ensures proper user access and privileges
Ensures proper user access and privileges.
Continuously verifies that controls are operating effectively.
Our IAM Strategy
Role & responsibility definition:
Clearly defined user roles and job functions.
Access policies & governance:
Enforceable policies and approval workflows.
Privileged access controls:
Just-in-time access, approvals and activity logging.
Business value delivered
Lower insider and third-party access risk.
Simpler onboarding and offboarding.
Demonstrable compliance with regulatory frameworks.
Feeds into broader cyber security and risk initiatives.
Enhanced through integrated access controls.
Anomaly detection via CCM dashboards.
Lower insider and third-party access risk.
Simpler onboarding and offboarding.
Demonstrable compliance with regulatory frameworks.
Feeds into broader cyber security and risk initiatives.
Enhanced through integrated access controls.
Anomaly detection via CCM dashboards.
From Consultancy to Continuous Assurance
Consultancy builds the strategy and closes the gaps. Our Continuous Controls Monitoring (CCM) platform keeps every control visible and verified, long after the engagement ends.
Your questions
answered
The processes and technology (SSO, MFA, PAM) that control who can access which systems and data, and under what conditions.
Uncontrolled or excessive access is one of the leading causes of breaches and insider risk.
IAM covers all user access broadly; PAM specifically secures and monitors high-risk, privileged accounts.
Yes – audit-ready access logs and lifecycle controls are typically required evidence for these frameworks.