What is Single Sign-On?
“As a customer, I want to make security easy for my employees.” Single sign-on makes security easy for your employees. All they have to do is sign in once and get seamless access to all their applications without having to sign in to each one individually. SSO solutions also include self-service password reset capabilities, so users can reset lost credentials on their own without opening a help desk ticket. You can even set guidelines encouraging users to create strong passwords and send periodic messages reminding them to rotate their passwords.
Our Single Sign-On Services
- We assess your needs and select the best SSO products to fit those needs
- We design and implement the SSO solution
- We integrate all your applications, including legacy and custom apps as well as those hosted on-premise and in the cloud
- We provide ongoing managed services for your SSO solution
- How your IT infrastructure is organized (e.g., On-premise, Cloud, Hybrid)
- The applications you need to integrate, and the SSO implementation protocols your applications support (e.g., SAML, WS Federation, and OpenID Connect)
- The identity provider & directory services you use
Single Sign-On is a feature that allows a user to access multiple applications with one set of login credentials, across domains. An authentication server processes the logon credentials, and then securely shares the session with all the participating domains.
Single sign-on authentication is used by many online applications. In this type of authentication, users need to enter their password only once to access all the services in an organization’s suite of applications.
Why Single Sign-on?
- Eliminates the need to manually log into each separate application thereby offers big benefits to users and administrators
- Best end user experience, and encourages end users to stay engaged with the website or apps
- Eliminates credentials re-authentication, and reducing help desk requests, thus saving costs
- Streamlines local & remote application and desktop workflow
- Improves compliance through a centralized database
Modern Multi-Factor Authentication for Modern Businesses
Passwords alone cannot protect an organization from threats. Multi-factor authentication (MFA) or “two-factor authentication” (2FA) is an additional layer of security for user logins that adds adaptive identity checks to the login process.
What is Multi-Factor Authentication?
“As a customer, I expect an MFA implementation to be seamless.” MFA implementation requires an experienced partner with expertise in a variety of security products and applications. Sennovate is well-positioned to design a proper MFA solution, providing a seamless implementation that expands on complimentary solutions like SSO and User Life Cycle Management already in place. As a leader in Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP), we’ll help you integrate these systems and implement them seamlessly.
With the rise of complex computing environments, as well as an increasing number of security threats, implementing Identity Access Management (IAM) has become increasingly important. IAM incorporates biometrics and machine learning, both elements of artificial intelligence (AI), risk-based authentication, and identity-as-a-service (IDaaS). A recent data breach report from Verizon indicates that 97% of breaches are preventable, making a good enough case for IAM.
Why Identity and Access Management?
- Decreasein help desk calls for IT support on password resets
- Allows administrators to automate IAM and save time costs enhance service delivery
- IAM helps IT teams to define access policies for whom and which data to be given access
- Better control of user access reduces internal and external breaches
What is Privileged Access Management?
Privileged accounts grant elevated access to critical systems for administrative and maintenance purposes. These privileged accounts are often referred to as the “keys to the kingdom” because they provide unrestricted access to an organization’s information systems. If you don’t properly secure and monitor privileged accounts, cyber attackers can get unlimited access to all your information systems and steal sensitive business data.
Automated Threat Discovery
“As a customer, I want to identify problematic behavior before it escalates to a more serious threat.” Privileged Access Management products offer advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) and predictive analytics techniques to automatically identify orphaned accounts and over-extension of privileged access. This delivers the security and peace of mind you deserve.
Privileged Access Management (PAM) refers to systems that securely manage accounts of users with elevated permissions to critical corporate resources. PAM can be human administrators, devices, applications and other types of users.
Benefits of Privileged Access Management (PAM)
- Finding all instances of privileged accounts at both user and application levels, so they can be managed
- Making passwords available on-demand to applications
- Storing privileged account passwords securely, and allowing to be monitored during check- in, check- out sessions
- Auto change in passwords – periodically or after session use
Enjoy a Seamless User Experience and Enhanced Security with our Expert SSO Services
Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) offers a better IT security posture, at lower costs, to increase IT team productivity and generate the best results. How does your company manage access to your information systems? What happens when an employee moves to a new role or leaves the company? Can you monitor who accesses what resources and how those resources are used? The answer to all these questions is IGA.
What is Identity Governance and Administration?
“As a customer, I want more control over my employee account access.”Identity Governance and Administration is a suite of information security services that helps you protect your organization’s data by providing a better IT security posture, at lower costs. IGA increases your team’s productivity and generates the best results possible. How does your company manage access to your information systems? What happens when an employee moves to a new role or leaves the company? Can you monitor who accesses what resources and how those resources are used? The answer to all these questions is IGA.