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Overview
Combine diverse IAM capabilities into a singular security solution
The effectiveness of an organization's security framework is directly proportional to its ability to integrate different systems and tools. Specifically, when a Security Operations Center (SOC) team is orchestrating an incident response to address a security risk, it's crucial to deploy an array of tools that integrate with each other to ensure effectiveness.
By implementing a single platform that addresses multiple IAM processes, organizations can achieve results and value within a shorter timeframe. With closely-knit IAM capabilities delivered across hybrid IT ecosystems, AD360 mitigates the ownership costs and operational bloat of deploying multiple point solutions while ensuring that an organization's IAM framework integrates seamlessly with its existing Active Directory environment.
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Converged Identity PlatformHybrid IAM
Leverage unified capabilities, ensure end-to-end implementation of identity security and access governance frameworks across on-premises and hybrid IT deployments.
Single sign-on
Enable deeper, out-of-box integration with a broader stream of IT tools to achieve security and operational effectiveness.
Benefits in deploying a converged identity platform
Reduce vendor consolidation gaps
Organizations can reduce costs of ownership and restrict the presence of bloated applications within their IT ecosystem by leveraging a single, unified IAM solution instead of deploying multiple tools.
Achieve cross-platform interoperability
Enable deeper integration of AD360 with a versatile set custom of tools/applications, ranging from ITSM and helpdesk tools to SIEM solutions. Tailor your IAM workflows to meet complex security requirements that demand multi-platform capabilities.
Ensure holistic process automation
Leverage AD360's closely-knit IAM capabilities and integration profiles to orchestrate essential security processes such as policy enforcement, incident response, and user onboarding from soup to nuts.
FAQs
What is a Converged Identity Platform, and how does it differ from traditional identity management solutions?
A Converged Identity Platform is a comprehensive solution that integrates various identity and access management functionalities into a unified system. Unlike traditional solutions, it addresses the evolving needs of organizations by combining features like single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, and user lifecycle management in one platform.
How do converged identity platforms optimize IT budgets?
Deploying a converged identity platform ensures that organizations need to rely on a single solution to cover their IAM requirements, as opposed multiple point solutions. As a result, organizations can cut down costs of ownership and reduce efforts spent on procurement, support, and patch management.
How does AD360 facilitate data sharing and manage various settings with third-party applications or web services?
AD360 uses REST APIs to facilitate sharing of data with any third-party application or web service; This allow you to manage the various settings available in AD360. These APIs can be leveraged from any application capable of making HTTP requests.
How does AD360's converged identity capabilities foster a Zero Trust environment?
Integrated capabilities form a basic tenet of Zero Trust. By implementing IAM functions such as MFA, SSO, identity governance, and user auditing from a centralized console, AD360 ensures that Zero Trust principles and interconnected and can be consistently applied across the IT environment.
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