Control who gets in, what they can do and what they can destroy
Most attacks do not start with a sophisticated exploit, but with stolen credentials, exposed accounts or excessive privileges. Managing identities and access means protecting the operational core of the company.
Identities are the new perimeter
Users, admin accounts, MFA, privileges, roles and access policies determine how far an attacker can enter, move and cause damage.
Accounts and privileges are often the weakest point
Forgotten accounts, weak MFA, excessive privileges, undocumented roles and users not removed can create dangerous access that is difficult to detect.
Managing access means limiting possible damage
Even when an account is compromised, good identity, privilege and policy management can prevent the attacker from reaching critical systems or sensitive data.
What we check
We analyze users, roles, privileges, MFA, conditional access and account lifecycle to reduce identity-related risk.
MFA & Strong Authentication
Review of MFA, authentication methods, critical accounts, risky exclusions and access criteria.
Privileged Access Review
Analysis of administrators, elevated roles, technical accounts, persistent privileges and sensitive access.
User Lifecycle Management
Control of onboarding, offboarding, inactive users, former employees, shared accounts and undocumented accounts.
Conditional Access Policies
Definition and review of policies based on risk, location, device, role, MFA and context.
Identity Risk Detection
Detection of anomalous logins, suspicious access, unusual behavior and signs of compromise.
Least Privilege Enforcement
Reduction of excessive privileges to grant users only what they truly need for their role.
How we work
We start from a real snapshot of users, access and privileges, then build a risk reduction path.
Identity review
We analyze users, roles, groups, administrators, MFA, technical accounts, access and connected systems.
Risk classification
We identify critical accounts, excessive privileges, inactive users, anomalous access and intervention priorities.
Access hardening
We strengthen MFA, policies, privileges, roles, access criteria and controls on the most sensitive accounts.
Identity monitoring
We define signals to monitor: suspicious logins, privilege changes, access from unusual locations and admin account use.
Continuous improvement
We define periodic review processes, user lifecycle, privilege controls and policy updates.
What the company receives
The goal is to make identities and access more controlled, visible and aligned with the real roles of the organization.
Do you really know who has access to your critical systems?
Forgotten accounts, excessive privileges and weak MFA are among the most dangerous and underestimated vulnerabilities.
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