Identity Management (IDM, AD, LDAP)

With Identity Management System (IdM), you centralize the management of identities throughout their lifecycle in one place. The IdM solution is based on working with real entities (identities) that are direct or indirect participants in the entire system, where they play a well-defined role.

In every organization, the requirements and ideas about the lifecycle are different, so it is always necessary to design a customized solution. When designing a solution, it is essential to take into account the entities, their roles, permissions, needs, duties and responsibilities, but most importantly to apply security principles over the entire solution to minimize the likelihood of sensitive data leakage.
 

Identity Management Analysis. A detailed analysis of the process and functional procedure for identity management in an organization's environment, where roles and their permissions are assessed, including the link to the organization's business structure.

Design and creation of a catalogue of roles. Each activity implemented in the target system is enabled based on permissions. This permission set should be aggregated into application or system roles and security principles should be applied over it.

Design and development of the identity management process. The identity lifecycle from creation in the system, through modification, to archiving or deletion is established by the identity management process, which must always be tailored to the specific requirements of the organisation.

Integration and implementation plan. Any bespoke applications or systems can present complications when trying to centralise identity management. Not only for such applications and systems, but for all others, it is essential to identify their centralization and logging capabilities, as well as their priority for integration into the IdM solution. The integration and implementation of the solution represents the translation of the "analytical" inputs into practice, by connecting the applications and systems themselves to the Identity Management solution.

Customizing the solution. Every organization is unique in its operations. For this reason, each identity lifecycle management process must also be unique. It must therefore be adapted to fit the capabilities of the implemented solution.

Automation. What previously had to be done manually must be automated as much as possible. Automation greatly minimizes the costs that must be spent on identity management.

Consulting services is one of our core strengths. We are able to offer this service thanks to the company's diversification into specialized teams. Through interdependence and collaboration, we are thus able to enrich all outputs with knowledge and insight from different viewpoints.