Least privilege
Grant exactly the rights required, by role, workload or resource scope.
Identity & Access Management
IAM provides centralized, secure access control for cloud services.
Manage identities, groups, policies, service accounts and SSO across all cloud resources from a single platform — clear permissions, correct roles, easy to audit.
Centralized access control
Detailed policy per resource
SSO & federation
Clear audit trail
Overview
Network perimeter security is no longer enough for modern cloud environments.
Applications, pipelines, users and automated systems all need access to cloud resources. IAM puts identity at the center, letting a business enforce least privilege and revoke access quickly when a role changes.
Identity-first security for cloud infrastructure.
Protect resources with identity-based access, explicit policies and complete logging for the operations team.
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A permission management platform for all cloud resources
Zero
Fewer credentials scattered across code, pipelines and workstations
SSO
Connect your existing enterprise identity provider
Audit
Track access, audit permissions and policy changes
Centralized control
Manage users, groups, policies and service accounts from a single control layer.
Traceable access
Maintain an access trail to support investigation, compliance and secure operations.
Why businesses need IAM
Reduces the risk of incorrect access rights as infrastructure and teams grow.
IAM standardizes access rights, reduces scattered credentials and provides the data needed for security review.
Prevent unauthorized access
Only identities that have been authenticated and explicitly authorized can act on critical cloud resources.
Simplify the user lifecycle
Update policy once for an entire group, making onboarding, role changes and offboarding quick.
Meet governance and compliance requirements
Every significant access decision is logged, supporting the audit trail, security review and internal inspection.
Eliminate scattered credentials with SSO
Connect your corporate identity system so staff sign in with credentials they already have.
Core features
Complete control of identity, permissions and access decisions.
Four feature groups covering the full identity and access management lifecycle on the cloud platform.
Users & Groups
Organize users and assign permissions by group or role
Create IAM users linked to the administrator account and group users by department or role. Assign a policy to a group so permissions apply uniformly to every member.
Policy Engine
Define fine-grained access rules on each resource
Write policies in JSON with an explicit allow or deny, scoped to specific actions, services and resources for precise permission control.
Service Account
Issue a dedicated secure identity to applications and pipelines
Create machine identities for CI/CD, automation scripts or Kubernetes workloads. Each service account holds least-privilege permissions and its secrets can be rotated independently.
Federation
Let employees sign in with their existing identity
Connect an external identity provider over SAML 2.0. Federated users are provisioned on a least-privilege basis and receive permissions only when they are assigned.
Real-world use cases
Suited to enterprise teams, pipelines and systems.
Scenarios where IAM delivers value from day one.
Onboard large development teams
Create groups such as Engineering, Finance, or Operations, grant each group least-privilege access, and update membership as staff change.
CI/CD and Kubernetes workload security
Assign a dedicated service account to each pipeline or cluster with a limited permission scope, and avoid using personal credentials in source code.
Deploy SSO across the enterprise
Align sign-in flows with your existing identity system, reducing password sprawl and centralizing access control in one place.
Confidently pass security audits
Track logins, permission checks, resource access, and policy changes to support security review and the audit trail.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about IAM.
What to know before standardizing access control for your cloud environment.
What is IAM?
IAM is the identity and access management layer that lets a business control who may act on cloud resources, what they may do and within what scope.
Does IAM replace firewalls or security groups?
No. Firewalls and security groups protect at the network layer, while IAM controls access by identity and permission. The two layers should be used together.
When should a service account be used?
Service accounts suit pipelines, automation scripts, applications or workloads that need to call APIs without using an employee's personal account.
Can businesses deploy SSO?
Yes. IAM supports federation over SAML 2.0 to connect an enterprise identity provider and reduce scattered credentials.
Identity & Access Management
Contact us for a consultation
Does your enterprise have a specific access control challenge?
Our specialists can advise on the IAM model, permission grouping, service accounts, SSO, and audit trails that fit your actual infrastructure.
