Providing expert guidance and implementation around Microsoft identity, security, and compliance solutions.
Worried about protecting your business data? We offer comprehensive and scalable security solutions. Let us do the hard work so you can focus on what you do best. We can help your business with:
Security
Secure your IT systems with a zero-trust approach. We protect the integrity of your data by applying the latest industry best practices and tools to keep pace with increasingly sophisticated threats.
Identity and Access
Identity and access management plans should be user-friendly and move with a mobile workforce. We customize strategies to streamline processes and empower your users.
Compliance
Maintaining customers’ trust and minimizing your risk is paramount in a changing regulatory environment. We build security solutions to comply with rigorous standards across verticals, markets, and jurisdictions.
OUR EXPERTISE
Having the right IT strategy in place will ensure your employees are more efficient, that you save money and you remain compliant with regulations. Our international team of consultants is comprised of experts in the three key areas that help you implement a dependable, secure and resilient IT environment, both with new technology and your existing tools.
Our flexible, agile approach and health checks allow us to implement the right technology for your specific industry and requirements. Whether you’re a global enterprise with a hundred thousand employees, a niche financial services outfit, or an educational institution, our in-depth knowledge of Microsoft’s identity and security stack means we deploy the technology that’s right for you.
FROM THE BLOG
Application Access Control Restrictions via Claims in Azure AD B2C
In this post learn how to implement claims-based application access control when Azure AD B2C is federated with another identity provider.
How to Federate a SAML Application with Azure AD B2C
In this blog, I’ll show you how to configure a service provider-initiated SAML application to integrate with Azure AD B2C.
Remediating LDAP Client Security
Remediating LDAP security issues is important because the default configurations on domain controllers (DCs) and clients are open to various attacks. Learn how to remediate those issues.
Monitoring for LDAP Client Security
Applications that use Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) are prevalent in virtually every organization that uses Active Directory (AD). Unfortunately, the default AD configuration provides
Identity and access management solutions in Azure and Active Directory
WE GIVE YOU TOTAL CONTROL OVER WHO ACCESSES YOUR ENVIRONMENT
OUR EXPERTISE
Many enterprise security breaches happen because of poor internal identity and access management processes—and they can cost you millions of dollars in fines and damage to your reputation. Governing who has access to what in your environment is essential, yet too many organizations depend on risky manual identity and access management (IAM) processes.
Our identity and access management experts work closely with you to deploy Microsoft Identity Manager and Azure Active Directory in the way that best suits your organization. We literally wrote the book on Active Directory, meaning you can depend on our internationally recognized consultants to deploy IAM the right way for your organization, whatever its size.
FROM THE BLOG
Application Access Control Restrictions via Claims in Azure AD B2C
In this post learn how to implement claims-based application access control when Azure AD B2C is federated with another identity provider.
How to Federate a SAML Application with Azure AD B2C
In this blog, I’ll show you how to configure a service provider-initiated SAML application to integrate with Azure AD B2C.
Remediating LDAP Client Security
Remediating LDAP security issues is important because the default configurations on domain controllers (DCs) and clients are open to various attacks. Learn how to remediate those issues.
Monitoring for LDAP Client Security
Applications that use Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) are prevalent in virtually every organization that uses Active Directory (AD). Unfortunately, the default AD configuration provides
