We’re focused on providing world-class Identity Access Management solutions to top companies and enterprises. Effective IAM strategy will mitigate risk and provides a host of benefits including: Access governance, certification, auditing, and real-time threat detection. K2H Consulting specialists design, deploy, orchestrate, and manage security solutions — implementing products from industry leaders like SailPoint, One Identity, Okta, PingIdentity, ForgeRock, CyberArk, BeyondTrust, and Thycotic, or custom solutions to meet your needs.
Organize and maintain all your directory databases with no hassle, including active directory.
Identity and Access Management, or simply identity management, is a security protocol that allows access only if access data is correct. The simplest example is Single Sign On (SSO): For example, when you log into your Google Gmail account with a single password, and then your password “follows you” to automatically log in on other Google properties like YouTube.
A more secure and modern approach is Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), which asks for more than a single password. For example, a common MFA approach is to text a PIN code to your mobile phone on record, which is then required in addition to your password. MFA also includes other authentication options like fingerprint scanning, geolocation, and adaptive risk management.
At K2H Consulting, our solutions encompass SSO, MFA, and more. In fact, our experts work to implement individual solutions, and entire security systems for your business or enterprise. This includes Security Operations Centers, Privileged Access Management (PAM) solutions, and much more. Schedule a consultation today, and our expert will answer your questions for free.
Privileged accounts grant elevated access to critical systems for administrative and maintenance purposes. These privileged accounts are often referred to as the “keys to the kingdom”. If you don’t properly secure and monitor the keys to your kingdom, then cyber attackers can get unlimited access to all your information systems. All these issues can be solved by an effective Privileged Access Management (PAM) solution.
Grant, manage and revoke temporary privileged account access for employees, contractors, and/or vendors — implementing the Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP). Set access conditions based on time, location, etc.
Monitor privileged account use in real-time and revoke access upon the slightest hint of suspicious behavior. Text logs and video recordings of the session will also provide a bulletproof audit trail for reporting and compliance purposes.
Implement an enterprise password vault to protect your privileged account credentials. The vault injects passwords directly into applications — so that passwords are never exposed — and rotates them according to your policies.