Overview

There are many factors that contribute to why companies choose Applied Identity’s solutions over other competitive products in the marketplace. With a comprehensive product line to help make networks become “identity aware”, Applied Identity can greatly improve the security of the network by providing visibility and enforcement of User, Group or Role-based policies.

  • Audit and Compliance

    This is a key issue for many organizations and a considerable burden for IT departments to maintain. Auditing access to critical resources purely by an IP address and matching it to user logs is complex, inaccurate and woefully inefficient. Applied Identity provides an integrated policy management and reporting solution to enable compliance and 'one-click’ policy development from Identisphere Manager. Learn more.

  • Critical Asset Protection

    Using ID-Enforce as part of an internal network security solution will provide organizations with additional layers of access control to protect against the organization’s sprawling definition of “authorized users,” providing attack containment. Users can only “see” the resources they have privileges to see – minimizing the likelihood of attack. Learn more.

  • Network Level User and Group Separation

    Creating and managing a consistent set of permissions internally for users across the network is a significant problem for many large organizations. Current solutions used to segment users and networked resources are insufficient as policies are based upon access rights that apply to individual network IP addresses or physical network subnets – all of which are at best, loosely tied to individual user identity. Learn more.

  • Consolidating Identities for Consistent Access & Enforcement

    Ensuring identity and policy consistency is a time consuming, manual process which translates to higher risk as well as increased operational costs. For organizations with a limited budget for normalizing a large number of identity stores across multiple directories, directory virtualization is a relatively easy and fast deployment option. A single authoritative source of identity can then be used for global policy creation and enforcement without creating a new centralized authority or changing provisioning mechanisms already in place. Learn more.