How do you control your identities, their permissions, and the risks of both? You need identity federation to bring together all of your siloed identity components, providing a point of central governance. With federation, you control your systems and collaborate between users all through a single viewport. Identity federation puts all your enterprise’s identities into the palm of your hand.
Here are a few of the top features and advantages of a robust identity federation solution:
Streamlined User Experience – Reduce login friction through the institution of Single Sign-On (SSO) across multiple services. Avoid users re-entering their credentials every time they need to log in. This improves user experience while also boosting productivity.
Enhanced Security – Identity federation minimizes the likelihood of weak or reused passwords by reducing the need for multiple sets of credentials. Additionally, federated systems often incorporate Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). This further strengthens security by introducing scalable authentication requirements.
Simplified Identity & Access Management – Federation consolidates user identities and access controls across numerous systems. This streamlines IAM workflows for IT administrators. Additionally, it makes remediation efforts in the case of a security breach significantly easier and faster.
Reduced Administrative Overhead – Federation streamlines account provisioning and de-provisioning. It potentially can cut your provisioning times down by as much as 89%. Thus it saves time and resources for IT teams, cutting down on manual processes.
Seamless Collaboration – Federation facilitates secure access to shared resources across organizational boundaries. This fosters collaboration between partners, vendors, and customers. It also ensures that your security perimeter is not easily compromised by third-party vulnerabilities.
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