Access Management
Access Management
Access Management provides secure access (authentication and authorization) and seamless Single Sign On (SSO) for end users to any on-premises application, cloud application or any resources through multiple channels (mobile, web, etc.)
Adaptive and risk-based authentication ensures protection of sensitive data and access to critical systems.
Key Features of ProNoesis Access Management Solution includes:
- Standards Based Integration for applications leveraging SAML, OIDC, OAuth
- Solutions for Legacy Header Application leveraging gateways or proxy module
- API Security leveraging OAuth pattern
- Risk based Adaptive MFA
Solution Features
Authentication and Authorization
Risk-based Adaptive Authentication
Authentication and Authorization
Authentication (process of verifying oneself) and authorization (process of verifying what you have access to) ensures secured access to enterprise resources and applications.
Benefits
- Enables centralized management of users and privileges across the enterprise
- Validate the user's right to access the system and information and protect against identity theft and fraud.
Web Access Management
Web Access Management provides integrated access management solution for web-based applications. Standards based implementation using SAML, OAuth pattern makes the solution product agnostic. Legacy applications can be integrated using gateways, access policy manager or reverse proxy module which can transform SAML or OAuth tokens to headers for application consumption.
Benefits
- Protect enterprise web applications through a centralized access management solution
- Secured and seamless access to enterprise applications for end users
Enterprise SSO
Enterprise SSO reduces the complexity of working in multiple systems, offering tools that consolidate most company system logins whether on-prem or cloud-based to one set of credentials.
Benefits
- One credential for accessing all enterprise applications and resources
- Reduced help desk calls for login and password reset related issues
Federated SSO
Federated SSO enables end users to access inter-organizational or cross domain applications by establishing trust between the organizations. The end users from an organization can access the applications in another organization with their own organization credentials due to the trust established between the organizations.
Benefits
- One credential for accessing all internal & external (federated) applications and resources
- Reduced help desk calls for login and password reset related issues
Multi-factor Authentication
Multi-factor Authentication ensures end user provide two or more (multi) verification factors to gain access to resource such as an application, VPN, online web account. MFA a fundamental component of a strong and secure Identity and Access Management system.
Benefits
- Enhance your organization's security by requiring your users to identify themselves by more than a username and password.
- Secure user accounts from credential theft and fraud
- Deliver a secure and seamless end-user access experience
- Meet your compliance requirements and regulations
Risk-based Adaptive Authentication
Risk-based Adaptive Authentication analyses additional factors by considering context and behaviour during the user authentication process and assigns a level risk to the login attempt. Based on the risk level assigned, the user can be granted access, prompted for additional authentication factor or can be denied access.
Benefits
- Prevent data breaches and unauthorized access to systems
- Compliance to regulation requirements
- Seamless end user access keeping the balance between security and user experience
SaaS Integration
Integration with key SaaS apps ensures seamless single sign on experience for end users without the added burden of remembering credentials for each of the SaaS cloud apps.
Benefits
- Seamless access for end users leveraging their organization network credentials
- Standards based integration leveraging SAML, OIDC, OAuth
Just in Time Provisioning
Just-In-Time (JIT) Provisioning automates user account creation when the user first tries to perform SSO and the user doesn't yet exist in the Service Provider. It uses the SAML (Security Assertion Mark-up Language) protocol to pass information from the identity provider to web applications.
Benefits
- The footprint of user accounts in Service Provider is limited to those users who log in via federated SSO, rather than all users in the Identity Provider user directory, hence reducing the user license cost for the service provider.
- Reduced operations costs as accounts are created on demand as part of the SSO process and the Identity Provider and Service Provider user stores don't have to be synchronized manually.
- Any new users added later to the Identity Provider user store won't require administrators to create corresponding Service Provider accounts manually (users will always be in sync).
API Access Management
API Access Management secures the API integrations across organization digital space. It provides a secure mode of communication between the APIs, making them more secure and more scalable.
Benefits
- Simplify API security implementation for developers with OAuth-as-a-service
- Easily add API security for user-driven and machine-to-machine use cases
- Protection against API breaches