Identities split between on‑premises directories and cloud providers often have inconsistent authentication and authorisation, unclear role ownership and untracked access lifecycles. Those gaps complicate audits, slow access resolution and make it difficult to demonstrate compliance to auditors.
Hybrid Identity Management establishes policy, role definitions, access lifecycle rules and audit practices within the connected identity domain so responsibilities are explicit, controls are measurable and review cycles are defined. The solution is applied only within the named domain of connected identity estates and expressly excludes enterprise programmes, application development controls and areas outside that operational responsibility.
Manage access consistently across on-premises, cloud and SaaS identity platforms.
Minimise the likelihood and impact of breaches caused by compromised, excessive or misused identities.
Secure administrative and service accounts against misuse, theft and unauthorised activity.
Handle joiners, movers and leavers consistently and securely through automated identity workflows.
Cut the time and effort required to manage permissions across directories and systems.
Lower helpdesk password reset and account unlock ticket volume.
Gain clear visibility into who has access to systems, data and resources across the organisation.
Conduct periodic access reviews and certifications to confirm access remains appropriate.
These are the primary technologies we use to deliver this solution.
Each plays a defined role in addressing the core requirements and ensuring the solution works effectively in practice.
These technologies are not core to how we typically deliver this solution, but may be used in specific scenarios, environments, or where existing platforms and requirements need to be accommodated.