Workforce identity
Workforce IAM
Single sign-on, MFA and the joiner, mover and leaver lifecycle for employees and contractors, built on the IAM platform you run or are moving to.
How it works
Workforce sign-in through one identity provider
The problem
- Every application keeps its own login, and offboarding misses some of them.
- MFA is enforced in some places and not others, and nobody can say exactly where.
- Access changes for joiners, movers and leavers arrive days late, by ticket.
What we do
Workforce identity is the access your own people use every day: employees, contractors and the service accounts behind them. It sits underneath every system the business runs, so it can rarely be switched off and rebuilt. The work happens while it stays in service.
We design the authentication and federation layer, connect applications to it in waves, and automate how the platform itself is configured and released, so that a change to identity goes through the same pipeline as any other change.
What you get
- An authentication and federation architecture that covers every application, not only the new ones.
- Applications moved onto single sign-on in planned waves, each with a rollback.
- MFA policy set by population and risk, and enforced at the platform rather than in each application.
- Runbooks and release automation your own team operates.
How it is usually shaped
Usually the multi-quarter platform program that other identity work builds on.
Platforms
- Ping Identity
- ForgeRock
- Okta
Engagements
A US consumer credit reporting agency
Building next-gen workforce authentication platform through modern IAM product and DevOps orchestration systems.
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