Secure Access

Secure access is one of the cornerstones of a company’s broader security policy, which includes secure access for users and devices to various business resources and systems.

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Who, how, where and how much are the questions addressed by Identity and Access Management (IAM) and Network Access Control (NAC) technologies.

IAM, or Identity and Access Management systems, focus on identity, or “Who?” questions. and “How willow?” and enable the effective management of user identity and rights in an organisation’s information systems, ensuring secure and efficient access at software and hardware levels.

At the same time, Network Access Control (NAC) solutions allow you to focus on the “How?” questions. and “Where?” and allow organizations to control which devices and users can connect to the network, setting permissions and restrictions that help ensure network security and manageability.

The Hardware Security Module (HSM) is a specialised cryptographic processor designed to protect the lifecycle of cryptographic keys. The HSM provides company’s with the ability to securely perform activities related to the management, processing and storage of cryptographic keys. The main objective of the security module is to strengthen corporate transactions, identities and applications through the provision of encryption, decryption, authentication and digital signature services.

Various combined methods can be used for authentication, such as username and password, certificates, SAML, SSO, biometrics and multi-factor authentication.