In today’s cybersecurity landscape, Identity and Access Management (IAM) has become a critical and complex component of every digital identity protection programme. Digitalization, remote work and the adoption of the Zero Trust model have reinforced IAM as a key enabler in any organisation’s cybersecurity strategy. Facephi stands out for its innovative and robust approach to IAM, integrating authentication technologies, continuous behavioural analysis and risk detection in the identity fabric.
The features of our solutions enable the implementation of generative (GenAI) and machine learning (ML) based models to extract valuable information, analyse events and contextual signals and detect fraud effectively. This approach not only improves security, but also offers deep insights for proactive risk management.
The pillars of the IAM
Identity-centric security is an approach that sees identity-based controls as a fundamental element of the cybersecurity architecture. This approach allows for continuous and adaptive assessment of trust and risk, reflecting immediate changes across all sessions. In a dynamic threat environment, access decisions must be quick and smart, changing quickly in the face of active threats. Implementing an identity-centric security strategy requires an integrated and extensible framework, where an IAM augmented with security and risk management tools and processes works in an interoperable manner.
To effectively manage IAM, it is crucial to understand its complexity and depth. That’s why here at Facephi we define the action plan, establish a clear governance structure and align the client’s security initiatives.
Access Management
Access management is the set of practices that enable only those who are allowed to perform an action on a particular resource. Technologies such as multi-factor authentication (MFA), API access control and single sign-on (SSO) are essential in this area. These capabilities enable organisations to securely manage access to cloud applications, modern web standards and legacy web applications.
Identity and Access Governance - IGA
Identity and access governance focuses on the policy, procedures and practices which ensure that access rights are appropriate and properly maintained over time. This includes the provisioning and deprovisioning of access, role management and regulatory compliance, ensuring that only the right people have access to the right resources at the right time.
How IAM can improve the security and efficiency of your company
Businesses can experience security breaches, making identity threat detection and response an essential security discipline. This encompasses threat intelligence, best practices, a knowledge base, tools and processes to protect identity systems.
IAM delivers this approach and supports a Zero Trust and Continuous Adaptive Trust security capability. To achieve an identity-first security strategy, the practice of focusing on end-to-end use cases rather than focusing solely on IAM-specific tools and capabilities is recommended.
Facephi, with its advanced focus on IAM, helps organisations address today’s security challenges. By integrating continuous authentication, behavioural analytics and fraud detection technologies, and adopting innovative approaches such as identity-centric security, Facephi not only improves security but also enables organisations to quickly adapt to emerging threats, protecting your critical assets and data effectively.
