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Many attacks do not break in. They log in. A reused password, a phished login, or a former employee who still has access is often all an attacker needs.
We lock down how people sign in across your organization: multi-factor login on every account, an enterprise password manager for your team, monitoring for leaked credentials, and accounts that open and close as people join and leave.
Every password reset and account change starts with identity verification, so a convincing phone call is never enough to take over an account.
Identity PostureEXAMPLEAccess should change the moment someone's job does. We handle every step, so no one keeps more access than they need.
New hires get their accounts and multi-factor login set up, plus a password vault on plans that include one, so they are ready on day one.
When roles change, permissions change with them, so people only reach what their job requires.
Departing staff lose access as soon as you let us know they are leaving, and their data is preserved.
Everyday accounts run without administrator rights where possible, so one bad click cannot take over a computer.
User setup, offboarding, and account changes are included on Essential and above. On Foundation, they are available at hourly rates.
Layers of Protection
Six layers work together so a single stolen password is never enough. Multi-factor login and breach monitoring are part of every plan, and the password manager is included on Advanced and Compliance and available as an add-on on Essential.
A second step at sign-in, such as an app approval or a one-time code, means a stolen password alone cannot open the account.
Every user gets a secure vault for work passwords, so a strong, unique password for every account becomes the easy choice instead of the hard one.
We watch for your staff's work email addresses and passwords showing up in known data breaches, and we act when they do.
One protected sign-in for the apps your team uses means fewer passwords to steal and one place to turn access on or off.
Signing in with a fingerprint, face check, or device-bound credential leaves nothing for a fake login page to capture.
Company data stays on computers and phones you manage, with security settings enforced and lost devices locked down.
The Identity and Access Management add-on brings directory, single sign-on, multi-factor login, passwordless sign-in, password management, and computer management together in one package, on any plan. Phone and tablet management is available on Essential and above.
Insurance and Compliance
Strong sign-in controls are no longer optional. They show up on insurance applications and in the rules your industry follows.
Multi-factor login is one of the first things insurers ask about, often for email, remote access, and administrator accounts. A missing answer can mean higher premiums or a declined policy.
Get the readiness checklistInsurance applicationsThe Security Rule calls for unique user identification, access controls, and verifying that the person signing in is who they claim to be.
45 CFR 164.312(a) and (d)Financial and tax firms must use multi-factor authentication for anyone accessing systems that hold customer information.
16 CFR 314.4(c)(5)Organizations that accept cards must identify every user and require multi-factor authentication for access to the cardholder data environment.
PCI DSS Requirement 8Need a full program around these rules? See our Compliance and vCISO services.
What You Get
Every client starts with the protections insurers and regulators expect most. Add single sign-on, passwordless sign-in, and device management when your organization is ready.
Identity-verified password resets and account changes are included on Essential and above, and the enterprise password manager is included on Advanced and Compliance and available as an add-on on Essential.
When you add this package, it provides your password manager, so you are not billed separately for one.
Priced per device and listed in your written quote.
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FAQ
Straight answers about sign-ins, passwords, and access.
The enterprise password manager is included on Advanced and Compliance and available as an add-on on Essential. We recommend it for every organization, because weak and reused passwords are one of the most common ways accounts are taken over. The Identity and Access Management package also includes password management and is available on any plan.
Contact us. We verify the person’s identity first, then set up multi-factor login on the new phone. If the lost device is enrolled in device management, we can also lock it remotely.
Breach monitoring watches for your staff’s work credentials in known data breaches on every plan. When we find a match, we work with you to change the password and confirm multi-factor login is on.
Not every organization does. It helps most when your team uses many cloud apps or has frequent staff changes, because access is turned on and off in one place. We will tell you during your free security assessment whether it makes sense for you.
It is a stronger version of it. Passwordless sign-in combines something the person has with something they are, such as their device and a fingerprint, so there is no password to steal or type into a fake login page.
Yes. The Identity and Access Management package covers Windows and Mac computers, and phone and tablet management is available as an add-on on Essential and above.
Your passwords are yours. When service ends, we remove the password manager and provide your vault contents on request.
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