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Address your user provisioning challenges with a comprehensive Identity Management solution and control access to your applications and data through a unified security framework built to last. Effectively managing the user population is critical to delivering a scaleable IDM solution. Traditional provisioning systems rely on propagating identity data throughout the network as their primary approach to Identity Management. inSolutions believes that a more comprehensive strategy, incorporating a more 'data-centric' view utilizing and access control approach is better suited to most environments. Many enterprises still grant access to information on a per-application basis. Addressing this specific IDM challenge from an 'access control' perspective first, reduces administrative costs and eliminates the redundant user information associated with 'distributed-only' provisioning systems. An approach that combines both provisioning and access control is the most effective means to striking a balance between data propagation and directory consolidation. User provisioning represents the administrative component of Identity Management.and is key to effectively managing creating modifying and removing user accounts to various systems while also providing the capabilities for reporting. An Access Control system enables an administrator to assign specific rules or policies that govern the information or services each that user can access. Access Control components intercept and process client requests for access to this information and enforce these policies from a unified, centralized infrastructure. By centralizing these policies, rather than distributing them, organizations can more effectively manage and control who has access to what. inSolutions assists organizations in achieving their USer Provisioning and Access Control initiatives through the integration of a common security infrastructure providing secure authentication mechanisms, robust role-based authorization and unified user management. |