Cybersecurity & Privacy
The right identities, human or not, with the access they need and nothing more.
The problem
Access grows faster than anyone reviews it. Joiners, movers and leavers, shared admin accounts and service accounts with old permissions build up across directories, cloud platforms and business applications.
AI agents now add a new kind of identity. They call APIs, read files and act on behalf of staff, often with a user's own token and no named owner. Most identity programmes were not designed to govern them.
What we do
We map your directories, identity providers, privileged accounts, service accounts and AI agents, and compare your processes with your security and regulatory requirements.
We define roles, approval flows, privileged access rules and data access policies, and choose the tools that fit your environment and budget.
We deploy identity governance, PAM and data access governance, build connectors to your applications and automate provisioning and policy enforcement.
Each agent gets its own identity, an accountable owner and least-privilege access, with its permissions reviewed like any other account.
We onboard applications, run access reviews, maintain and upgrade the platform and improve operations over time.
How we deliver
We assess your current identity and access set-up and design a target model and roadmap that fits your organisation.
We design, deploy and integrate your IAM, PAM and data access governance tools in your environment, including custom connectors.
We run your identity platform after go-live: application onboarding, access reviews, maintenance, upgrades and ongoing improvements.
Frameworks
Platform
From December 2026, the Fidempli platform keeps your AI agents in one inventory, each with an owner, its own identity and the access it needs. New agents are found and flagged automatically, so governance does not stop at go-live.
Explore the platform
No. We work with the tools you already run or help you choose new ones. Our recommendation follows your requirements, not a product list.
IAM covers authentication and access in general. Identity governance and administration (IGA) manages who should have which access and reviews it. Privileged access management (PAM) controls and records the use of high-risk admin accounts.
An agent that acts with a user's token inherits all of that user's access and leaves no clear trail. With its own identity, an owner and scoped permissions, you can limit, review and revoke what the agent does.
Yes. We start with a review of the current set-up, document what we find and then take over operations, application onboarding and upgrades.
Both require access control and management of privileged access as part of risk management. A well-run IAM programme provides much of the evidence auditors ask for.
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