{{The right access for the right people}}
We design identity and access concepts that secure sign-ins and govern permissions cleanly across the entire user life cycle, including regular user access reviews. You keep sight of who reaches what at all times, and orphaned accounts stand no chance.
Securing sign-ins, governing permissions
We secure sign-ins and govern permissions across the whole life cycle, so you know {{at all times}} who reaches what.
Access concept
Permissions follow well-defined roles instead of sprawl grown over years.
RBAC, ABAC, role model, least privilege, permission concept
Sign-in protection
Sign-ins are secured against misuse and account takeover.
MFA, passwordless, SSO, conditional access, Entra ID
Life cycle
Accounts are created, changed and closed automatically and traceably.
Joiner-mover-leaver, provisioning, SCIM, automation, deprovisioning
Access reviews
Regular reviews confirm that permissions remain warranted.
User access reviews, recertification, attestation, reporting, evidence
Privileged access
Critical rights apply only within tight bounds and for a limited time.
PIM, PAM, just-in-time, least privilege, approvals
Governance
You keep the overview, and orphaned accounts stand no chance.
IGA, segregation of duties, permission transparency, audit, account clean-up
Identity and access in five steps
Concept
Permissions follow well-defined roles instead of sprawl grown over years.
Concept
We design an access concept with a role model to RBAC or ABAC and anchor least privilege as the founding principle. Existing permissions we map onto the defined roles.
You receive a traceable permission concept as the foundation for security and compliance. This model determines how sign-ins are secured in the next step.
Sign-in protection
Sign-ins are secured against misuse and account takeover.
Sign-in protection
We secure access through tiered authentication with MFA, SSO and conditional access and enable passwordless methods through Entra ID where it makes sense. The strength of protection we align to the protection needs of each application.
Critical access is protected more strongly, while the method stays workable for users. On this protected basis we then automate the account life cycle.
Life cycle
Accounts are created, changed and closed automatically and traceably.
Life cycle
We automate the joiner-mover-leaver process through provisioning and SCIM, so joining, moving and leaving trigger the fitting rights. Deprovisioning withdraws access on departure fully and promptly.
Permissions match the current task at all times and do not grow unchecked. Whether they remain warranted, the next step examines in recurring reviews.
Recertification
Regular reviews confirm that permissions remain warranted.
Recertification
We set up user access reviews as a recurring, documented routine in which owners confirm the access needed and mark the surplus for withdrawal. Privileged rights we bound further through PIM and PAM to just-in-time approvals.
Accumulated rights are cleaned up, and you can evidence at any time who has access and why. The review results feed into ongoing governance as evidence.
Governance
You keep the overview, and orphaned accounts stand no chance.
Governance
We anchor identity governance with segregation of duties, permission transparency and regular account clean-up in daily operation. Audit-ready reporting keeps the state visible at any time.
You keep a lasting overview of who reaches what, and orphaned accounts are removed dependably. Out of daily operation the access model can be developed onward deliberately.
Why {{thinformatics}}
Sign-ins secured
MFA and conditional access protect every route in.
Least privilege
Permissions are bounded to what is needed and controlled.
Life cycle in hand
Joiner-mover-leaver runs cleanly and largely automatically.
Regular reviews
User access reviews keep permissions current and checked.
No orphaned accounts
Automation reduces stale rights and upkeep mistakes.
The full overview
You see at any time who reaches what.
FAQ
Answers to the questions we are asked most often about identity and access.
Put identities and access in order
We talk about sign-in protection, permissions and the whole user life cycle.
