“Who”, “What” and “Why” are the three questions whose answers make or break your security strategy. Access management focuses on controlling access to the system resources and sensitive data, and the main question you need to ask is who needs these resources, what data can be accessed and why is its availability necessary? Organizations these days face increasing challenges in safeguarding sensitive data and systems from unauthorized access. One of the most critical solutions to address these challenges is Identity and Access Management (IAM). SEPL offers various robust IAM solutions designed to help organizations efficiently manage and secure user identities, control access, and enforce security policies. We use these solutions to help businesses ensure secure authentication, prevent unauthorized access, and maintain compliance with various regulatory standards, thus, protecting their critical assets.
IAM refers to the processes, policies, and technologies that organizations use to manage digital identities and control access to their resources. By defining who has access to what, when, and under what conditions, IAM systems play a crucial role in ensuring that only authorized individuals can interact with certain systems or data.
One of the key components of IAM is managing a user’s level of access. Our solutions enable organizations to control which resources can be accessed by users, based on their role/clearance level, location and/or network environment. This minimizes the risk of data breaches and ensures that only authorized users have access to sensitive information.
Privileged Accounts represent the greatest security vulnerability in today’s world as they are most targeted by attackers, due to the elevated access they provide. Privileged credentials must be kept like a secret and privileged access be kept like an oath. SEPL’s PAM solutions provide an extra layer of security for these accounts by enforcing the principles of least privilege and zero trust, hence ensuring that users only have the minimum access necessary for their role.
Proper identity verification is crucial in an IAM system. SEPL employs cutting-edge technologies for authentication Multifactor Authentication (MFA), to ensure that users are who they say they are. MFA is designed to enhance security by requiring users to provide two or more forms of identification. By combining something the user knows (a password), with something they have (smartphone or hardware token) and/or something they are (biometric data like fingerprints), MFA makes it much harder for attackers to gain unauthorized access, even if they manage to steal a password.
Limiting internal access to resources is just as important as preventing external access. NAC reduces risk by defining who has access to the resources and how they can gain access, all the while improving network visibility. It works by continuously verifying user identity and compliance, regardless of their access level, fulfilling the principles of a Zero Trust environment. We provide NAC solutions that enforce uniform policies across all endpoints for total visibility and total security.
