Enforce Identity Security Across Every System
Why Identity Security Breaks in Hybrid Environments
Modern enterprises rely on hundreds of apps across SaaS, on-prem, and custom systems. While SaaS apps integrate easily with identity platforms, critical on-prem systems remain harder to govern and secure. This makes consistent enforcement of identity security policies across the enterprise impossible, leading to significant security risks:
Manual provisioning and deprovisioning
Manual processes increase errors and delays in access management
Orphaned accounts after employee departures
Inactive accounts left unchecked can be exploited by unauthorized users.
Excessive privileges that go undetected
Unchecked permissions allow users to hold unnecessary access, increasing insider risks.
Limited visibility into permissions and access relationships
Lack of transparency prevents identifying risky or inappropriate access combinations.
Legacy systems operating outside identity controls
Legacy systems without integration create security blind spots and compliance gaps.
Identity Security Needs an Execution Layer
Identity security platforms define policies and manage workflows, but applying decisions across enterprise systems requires deep integration with the infrastructure where permissions exist.
Universal Identity Connector translates security policies into actionable steps across applications, databases, and legacy systems, ensuring consistent and automated access changes and enabling the enforcement of security policies.
Connect and Govern Any System
Enterprise systems expose identity data in many different ways. Universal Identity Connector provides flexible integration pathways to bring virtually any system under identity security.
Directory Integration
Synchronize users, groups, and permissions through identity directories such as Active Directory.
Enterprise Connectors
Pre-built integrations for widely used enterprise platforms, including ERP and HR systems.
Database Orchestration
Govern applications where identity data and permissions are stored directly in databases.
Extensible Connector Framework
Integrate proprietary and custom applications through a flexible connector framework.
Interface Automation
Execute provisioning actions through application interfaces when APIs or database access are unavailable.
Extend Identity Security Across Enterprise Infrastructure
Universal Identity Connector allows organizations to secure systems that traditional identity tools struggle to reach.
ERP Platforms
Govern access to critical ERP systems containing financial and operational data.
Internal Applications
Automate access lifecycle management for custom-built business applications.
Database Backed Systems
Control permissions stored directly within application databases.
Legacy Infrastructure
Bring older systems without modern APIs into the identity security framework.
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