Identity and access management from Airlock guarantees secure and efficient access procedures to your digital services. You can benefit from excellent user experience and single sign-on in combination with Airlock Gateway, even for individual applications. From passwordless login to multi-factor authentication: with adjustable components, Airlock IAM ensures flexible registration and login flows, as well as comprehensive user self-management.
Improve identity management, increase performance and cut costs with Airlock IAM
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Easily manage and authenticate users
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Transfer identity information to the desired application in the right format
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Improve security and user-friendliness at the same time
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Relieve pressure on the helpdesk with intuitive self-services
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Log in once
With the transparent single sign-on solution, your users log in once and are then authenticated for all services.
Respond the right way
Risk-based and adaptive authentication increases security and creates a seamless user experience.
Go beyond zero trust
In line with the continuous adaptive trust principle, you can automatically compare Airlock Gateway risk levels and trust levels.
Maximum security and user-friendliness with Airlock IAM
Airlock IAM is often used in combination with Airlock Gateway. As a central identity and access management solution, it manages users that access applications, APIs and microservices. As customer IAM (cIAM), it is scalable for large numbers of users. With optimised and integrated user interfaces for onboarding and self-services, Airlock IAM offers a seamless user experience. Functions like Bring Your Own Identity (BYOI), Single Sign-On (SSO) or multi-factor authentication make for satisfied customers and maximum security.
FAQ
Airlock IAM enables the central management of digital identities and access rights for customer portals and applications. These FAQs explain login processes, single sign-on, adaptive authentication and user management features that combine security with ease of use.
What is Airlock IAM?
Airlock IAM is a central authentication platform for digital services. It helps organisations manage users and implement registration, login and authentication processes.
How does Airlock IAM improve secure access to digital services?
Airlock IAM improves secure access to digital services by managing identities centrally and protecting login processes. Users get a consistent way to access services, while organisations can manage access rights and security requirements more effectively.
When is Customer Identity and Access Management (cIAM) worth considering for organisations?
Customer Identity and Access Management is worth considering when customers need to access digital services and their identities and login processes need to be managed centrally. Airlock IAM supports this with features such as flexible authentication and self-service functions.
What risks arise without centralised identity and access management?
Without centralised identity and access management, permissions are often inconsistent, logins may be insecure and access is harder to trace. This increases the risk of data loss, unauthorised access and compliance breaches.
What risks arise without centralised access management?
Without centralised access management, permissions are often inconsistent, the attack surface may increase and administration can become more complex. It can also be harder to determine who is allowed to access which systems.
How does access management support compliance requirements such as the GDPR?
Access management supports compliance requirements such as the GDPR by making access traceable and controllable, and restricting it to authorised people. Airlock can be used to manage and document authentication and access processes centrally.
Find out more
Find out more about IAM on the Airlock website and give the trial version a try.
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Glossary
Airlock IAM manages digital identities and access rights through centralised login and administration processes. The glossary terms explain concepts such as single sign-on, adaptive authentication and user self-service, which support customer access that is both secure and convenient.
Single sign-on
Single sign-on allows users to sign in once and then access several services without having to sign in to each one again.
Bring Your Own Identity (BYOI)
BYOI means that users sign in with an existing digital identity, such as a social media account. They do not need to create a new account for each service. This can simplify sign-in processes for organisations.
Login flows
A login flow defines the steps users go through when signing in, such as identity verification, risk assessment and additional authentication if a login is considered risky. These steps determine how secure and user-friendly access is.
User self-service
User self-service includes features that allow users to manage their own account details or access settings. This reduces the workload for support teams and makes it easier to serve large user groups.
Risk-based and adaptive authentication
Risk-based and adaptive authentication adjusts security checks to the context of a login. If the risk is elevated, additional factors may be required, while familiar usage patterns can make the process simpler.
