Cloud Identity Reviews & Pricing

Key Features

• Single Sign-On (SSO): Streamlines user access by allowing one set of credentials to access multiple applications.
• Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Enhances security by requiring additional verification methods beyond just a password.
• Automated User Provisioning: Simplifies user management by automatically creating, updating, and deleting user accounts across various applications.
• Context-Aware Access: Provides granular access control based on user identity and the context of their request, such as location and device security status.
• Device Management: Allows administrators to enforce security policies and manage both company-owned and personal devices used to access corporate data.
• Reporting and Auditing: Offers detailed logs and reports on user activities and access patterns to help with compliance and security monitoring.
• Integration with Google Workspace: Seamlessly integrates with Google Workspace, providing a unified identity management solution for all Google services.
• Customizable Access Policies: Enables the creation of tailored access policies to meet specific organizational needs and compliance requirements.
• Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): Facilitates the assignment of permissions based on user roles, ensuring users have the appropriate level of access.
• API Access Management: Manages and secures API access, ensuring that only authorized applications and users can interact with your APIs.
• Third-Party App Integration: Supports integration with a wide range of third-party applications, extending identity management capabilities beyond Google services.
• Self-Service Password Reset: Empowers users to reset their passwords without administrative intervention, reducing helpdesk workload.
• Security Key Enforcement: Supports the use of physical security keys for an additional layer of protection against phishing attacks.
• Conditional Access: Allows the implementation of conditional access policies based on user attributes and risk levels.
• Directory Synchronization: Synchronizes user data from on-premises directories like Active Directory, ensuring consistency across systems.