Directories are services that tell someone who you are, what you can access. Directories can be replicated and augmented by policy assertions to create corporate policy stores. In turn, these stores can provision authentication assertions and fine grained access to employees and to clients.
- We have a technology to collect directories from various platforms and aggregate them into a unified whole and manage them.
- We secured directories inside our appliance, and we make them fast.
- We can Federate Trust by using properties built into SingleKey.
- The result is a coherent, faster, cheaper and better access control, secure web services, identity provisioning.
The implementation of Integrated Directory Services leaves our competitors far behind. VPN SSL solutions link to directories, but from there you have to do the work of provisioning and making certain that the appliances operate correctly – different directories require different solutions. Furthermore, for clients that need access to internal applications within a federated trust network, VPN’s are not the solution. VPN's networks are also subject to attack.
Services are managed through web interfaces for configuration and monitoring tools for directory services are extensive. Eagle monitor technology checks on the health of the SingleTone and SingelKey appliances, but not only that, it audits what is accessed and configurations can be pushed in a secure trusted method to appliances globally.
With role based identity management a user can
- Change her password
- Change update her profiles
Superuser may administer.
- Roles and privileges for administrator
- Add and revoke privileges.
- Modify metadata on roles.
Admins may:
- Create modify or delete roles and privileges
- Run processes to manage directories.
Clients can:
- Access applications based on directory service attributes.
- Web Services use our directory tone to gain secure access to applications.