Access Management
Core capabilities include:
- Single Sign-On (SSO)
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
- Conditional Access
- Federation & Trust Management
- Identity Brokering
- Centralized Authorization
Access decisions are made across applications, cloud platforms, infrastructure, and business services. Without a centralized approach, access policies become fragmented, increasing security, compliance, and operational risk.
Access Management provides a unified control layer that ensures the right people have the right access at the right time and under the right conditions.
Access Management provides a centralized decision and enforcement layer that delivers consistent, risk-aware access across applications, cloud services, infrastructure, APIs, and data.
Our Access Management solutions provide secure and seamless access to applications and services for both your employees and your customers.
Overloaded helpdesk
IT helpdesks spend too much time on routine account requests, such as password resets, profile changes and MFA setup. That takes time away from work that really matters.
Self-service for users
Users can reset their password, update their profile and set up MFA themselves. Admins get a central admin interface and APIs to manage the full user lifecycle efficiently.
Login for external users
Organizations want customers, partners and other external users to log in with accounts they already have, like Microsoft, Google, Facebook or LinkedIn. Building and maintaining those integrations yourself is complex.
Flexible identity providers
Access Management supports the most common identity providers out of the box. You can also configure your own identity providers, so every user group logs in the way that suits them.
Fragmented access control
When every application handles security and access in its own way, you lose oversight. Rules become inconsistent, and gaps are hard to spot.
One source of truth
Access Management centralises authentication and user management in a single place. Role-based access control (RBAC), groups and fine-grained permissions ensure everyone has exactly the access they need, and nothing more.
Too many passwords
Users have to remember separate credentials for every application. This frustrates them and leads to weak or reused passwords.
Centralised authentication
With one login for web, mobile and legacy applications, users sign in once and get access to everything they need. That’s easier for them and more secure for you.
What can you expect?
One secure, branded login for every customer
Pixee manages digital displays and IPTV systems for companies, municipalities, restaurant chains and hospitals.
As the company grew, it needed one secure way to manage access across its platforms, while keeping each client’s own branding.
ACEN built a central access layer on Keycloak (open source) with passwordless login via magic links and a branded theme picked automatically from each client’s email domain. Customers now add and remove users themselves, departing users lose access quickly, and ACEN Managed Services keeps the platform patched and monitored.
How we handle
AM projects
- Workshops
- Installation, configuration
- (Gradual) migration
- Support or Managed Service
Phase 1Workshops
Together, we assess your current environment, requirements and use cases to define the ideal Access Management solution and roadmap.
Phase 2Installation & configuration
We install and configure the solution according to your requirements, security standards and integration needs. The Access Management solution will also be set up in a way to ensure high availability and scalability.
Phase 3 (Gradual) migration
Applications and users are migrated in a controlled, phased approach, minimizing disruption and reducing migration risks.
Phase 4 Support or Managed Service
After go-live, we provide ongoing support or take full operational responsibility through our Managed Service.
Every decision behind access should be deliberate and explainable.
