Identity & Access Management
Identity and access management across MFA, passwordless authentication, SSO, privileged access, identity governance and Zero Trust access.
Strengthen identity security across users, administrators and applications with Conditional Access, phishing-resistant authentication, privileged access controls and identity lifecycle management.
- Identity Governance
- Identity Lifecycle Management
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) & Passwordless
- Single Sign-On (SSO) Integration
- Privileged Access Management (PAM) & Password Vaulting
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
- Zero Trust Access
- Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR)
- Conditional Access & Adaptive Authentication
What organisations ask about identity & access management.
What is phishing-resistant MFA and why does it matter?
Phishing-resistant MFA uses authentication methods designed to prevent credentials or authentication responses from being captured and reused through phishing. Technologies such as FIDO2 security keys and Windows Hello for Business provide stronger protection than passwords and traditional approval-based MFA methods.
Do we really need PAM for a small organisation?
PAM is relevant wherever privileged accounts can access critical systems, security platforms or sensitive data. The level of control should match the organisation's risk, with measures such as separate administrative accounts, credential vaulting, just-in-time access and stronger authentication applied where appropriate.
How do you handle joiner, mover and leaver processes in Microsoft 365?
We design identity lifecycle processes using Microsoft Entra ID and, where applicable, HR or other source systems to provision new users, modify access when roles change and remove access promptly when people leave.
What does Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR) detect that EDR may not?
ITDR focuses on identity-based activity such as suspicious sign-ins, credential misuse, privilege escalation, service account abuse and token-related attacks. It complements EDR, which primarily provides visibility and protection at the endpoint.
What is the difference between SSO and passwordless authentication?
SSO allows users to authenticate once and access multiple authorised applications through a central identity provider. Passwordless authentication changes how the user authenticates, replacing passwords with methods such as FIDO2 security keys or Windows Hello for Business. They can be used together.
What is Conditional Access?
Conditional Access evaluates signals such as user identity, device compliance, application, location and risk to determine whether access should be allowed, blocked or require additional authentication.
Can you implement Zero Trust without replacing our existing systems?
Yes. Zero Trust can be introduced progressively using existing identity, device and application platforms. This can include stronger authentication, Conditional Access, device compliance, least-privilege access and improved control over privileged accounts.
Do you support both Microsoft Entra ID and on-premises Active Directory?
Yes. We work with cloud-only, on-premises and hybrid identity environments, including Microsoft Entra ID, Active Directory and integrations between identity platforms and business applications.
Put the right access in the right hands.
Talk directly with our engineers about your identity, MFA, passwordless, privileged access, SSO or Zero Trust requirements and identify the right next steps.