AD360
Centralises AD and Azure AD user provisioning, MFA, SSO and access auditing.
"Combines Active Directory management, auditing and reporting in a single platform, helping organisations control and govern identities across on-prem and Microsoft 365 environments."
Identity and access management for Active Directory and Azure AD
Large Active Directory estates create a lot of manual account work and inconsistent controls. Onboarding, offboarding and privileged access are often handled with scripts or local processes. Hybrid setups with Azure AD add sync and cloud access complexity.
AD360 centralises provisioning, SSO, MFA and privileged workflows so teams can apply consistent controls across on‑prem and Azure AD. It collects audit logs and produces reports that show account activity and changes, which helps with operational oversight and investigations.
That makes AD360 relevant for central IT teams in mid‑market and enterprise organisations, and for regulated teams that need evidence of access controls. It suits estates where teams want stronger, consolidated controls without replacing Active Directory.
Where AD360 is used
Use AD360 to automate account onboarding and offboarding driven from HR or ticketing systems. That reduces manual account creation and speeds deprovisioning while keeping a clear audit trail.
Deploy SSO and MFA policies for cloud apps through the Azure AD integration, and apply the privileged access features to restrict admin accounts and record privileged actions for later review.
Suitable environments
Best fit where organisations run on‑prem Active Directory or hybrid estates with Azure AD and centralised IT teams managing hundreds to tens of thousands of users. It works where teams want to reduce manual account work and enforce consistent access controls.
Also suited to regulated organisations that need access auditing and reporting. It is less relevant where Active Directory has been fully replaced by another identity provider.
How we help
Armstrong can assist with implementation, configuration and ongoing support of ManageEngine AD360. Typical customers include organisations using on‑prem AD, hybrid AD/Azure AD, mid‑market and enterprise IT teams, centralised teams managing large user counts, and regulated organisations needing identity auditing. Armstrong often helps with product selection, integration and tightening control processes. Work is advisory and product-focused; Armstrong supports internal teams with the software but does not operate customer environments.
Benefits
Unify identity management and auditing
Brings Active Directory administration, auditing and reporting into a single platform, reducing tool sprawl.
Reduce manual administration
Automates repetitive identity and directory tasks, reducing workload for IT teams.
Improve visibility and control
Provides clear insight into changes and user activity across Active Directory and Microsoft 365.
Enable safe delegation
Allows help desk and business users to perform routine tasks without granting broad administrative privileges.
Standardise identity processes
Applies workflows and policies to ensure user lifecycle and directory changes follow consistent processes.
Support compliance and audit requirements
Provides audit trails and reports to help meet regulatory and internal governance requirements.
Simplify hybrid identity management
Manages on-prem Active Directory and Microsoft 365 identities together, reducing complexity in hybrid environments.
