OneIdentity
OneIdentity
OneIdentity
Agentic Access Identity Management
Agentic Access Identity Management
Identity Manager (OIM) architecture is one scales cost-effectively, and supports complex identity environments. It has SQL Server database, which got user objects, role definitions, entitlements, and system settings. All identity operations are done in Application Server, which is the middleware for business logic, authentication, and communication with other systems. Background tasks such as provisioning, synchronization, and policy checking are handled by Job Servers, which run asynchronous activities based on job queues and job chains.
Identity Manager (OIM) architecture is one scales cost-effectively, and supports complex identity environments. It has SQL Server database, which got user objects, role definitions, entitlements, and system settings. All identity operations are done in Application Server, which is the middleware for business logic, authentication, and communication with other systems. Background tasks such as provisioning, synchronization, and policy checking are handled by Job Servers, which run asynchronous activities based on job queues and job chains.
Schema & System-Level Configuration
Web Portal (IT Shop) to end users and requestors, Manager Tool to administrators, Designer to schema and system settings, and Synchronization Editor to handle connectors.
Multi‑Tier Architecture
All transactions are encrypted, and the architecture is high availability and multi-tier deployable, which is appropriate for large organizations with dispersed infrastructure.
Governance and Role-Based Access Control
Governance and Role-Based Access Control
Role Based Access Control
Role Based Access Control
Role Based Access Control
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is an One Identity core concept that minimizes and automates access management within a mature enterprise setup. Access is not provided to users directly, but rather via business roles, IT roles, and application roles, which all specify a set of permissions, policies, or actions.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is an One Identity core concept that minimizes and automates access management within a mature enterprise setup. Access is not provided to users directly, but rather via business roles, IT roles, and application roles, which all specify a set of permissions, policies, or actions.
LifeCycle Management
LifeCycle Management
LifeCycle Management
Business roles can define organizational hierarchy (e.g., Manager, Intern, or Contractor), whereas IT roles map to technical profiles (e.g., Database Admin or SAP User). Roles can be associated with entitlements within systems and can automatically be assigned based on rules, conditions, or identity attributes like location, department, or job title.
Business roles can define organizational hierarchy (e.g., Manager, Intern, or Contractor), whereas IT roles map to technical profiles (e.g., Database Admin or SAP User). Roles can be associated with entitlements within systems and can automatically be assigned based on rules, conditions, or identity attributes like location, department, or job title.
Segregation Of Duties
Segregation Of Duties
Segregation Of Duties
One Identity leverages RBAC using in-built policy engines, role modeling tools, and regular role mining facilities to identify likely optimizations. Coupled with access certification, attestation, and segregation of duties (SoD) rules, the RBAC model allows organizations to eliminate toxic combinations of access, prevent over-provisioning, and have least privilege as the default stance.
One Identity leverages RBAC using in-built policy engines, role modeling tools, and regular role mining facilities to identify likely optimizations. Coupled with access certification, attestation, and segregation of duties (SoD) rules, the RBAC model allows organizations to eliminate toxic combinations of access, prevent over-provisioning, and have least privilege as the default stance.
Integration of Connectors
Target System
Integration of Connectors
Target System
Integration of Connectors
Target System
services
Integration of Connectors
Target System
services
Identity Lifecycle Management
Identity Lifecycle Management
A big strength of One Identity Manager is how it handles the entire identity lifecycle — from the moment someone joins your organization to the day they leave -Joiner , Mover and leaver event
A big strength of One Identity Manager is how it handles the entire identity lifecycle — from the moment someone joins your organization to the day they leave -Joiner , Mover and leaver event
Automated Role-Based Provisioning
When a new employee Joins, OIM sets up the accounts like that’s in Active Directory, Office 365, SAP, or any other based on role. they need email, file shares, or specific apps like SAP or Office 365.
Dynamic Adjustment of Access Rights
Clean & Secure Offboarding
Automated Role-Based Provisioning
When a new employee Joins, OIM sets up the accounts like that’s in Active Directory, Office 365, SAP, or any other based on role. they need email, file shares, or specific apps like SAP or Office 365.
Dynamic Adjustment of Access Rights
Clean & Secure Offboarding
Automated Role-Based Provisioning
When a new employee Joins, OIM sets up the accounts like that’s in Active Directory, Office 365, SAP, or any other based on role. they need email, file shares, or specific apps like SAP or Office 365.
Dynamic Adjustment of Access Rights
Clean & Secure Offboarding
Security, Auditing, and Compliance
Security, Auditing, and Compliance
Security, Auditing, and Compliance
Security is inextricably integrated into the One Identity architecture and serves as a single platform for organizations under strict regulatory compliance like GDPR, HIPAA, SOX, ISO 27001, and many more.
Security is inextricably integrated into the One Identity architecture and serves as a single platform for organizations under strict regulatory compliance like GDPR, HIPAA, SOX, ISO 27001, and many more.
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Policy Enforcement
All user activity, role assignments, access requests, and policy violations are audited with time-stamped audit logs, which can be exported at any point in time. Inherent attestation campaigns enable role owners or application owners to see on a periodic basis access rights and attest they are current.
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Policy Enforcement
All user activity, role assignments, access requests, and policy violations are audited with time-stamped audit logs, which can be exported at any point in time. Inherent attestation campaigns enable role owners or application owners to see on a periodic basis access rights and attest they are current.
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Policy Enforcement
All user activity, role assignments, access requests, and policy violations are audited with time-stamped audit logs, which can be exported at any point in time. Inherent attestation campaigns enable role owners or application owners to see on a periodic basis access rights and attest they are current.
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Real-Time Enforcement
Segregation of Duties (SoD) policies can be enforced by the platform to stop users from having conflicting rights—like request and approval rights for the same transaction. real-time policy enforcement, audit trail, and risk-based decision,
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Real-Time Enforcement
Segregation of Duties (SoD) policies can be enforced by the platform to stop users from having conflicting rights—like request and approval rights for the same transaction. real-time policy enforcement, audit trail, and risk-based decision,
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Real-Time Enforcement
Segregation of Duties (SoD) policies can be enforced by the platform to stop users from having conflicting rights—like request and approval rights for the same transaction. real-time policy enforcement, audit trail, and risk-based decision,
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Correlated Monitoring & Analytics
One Identity not only defends internal security posture but also offers evidence of compliance for auditing. Moreover, integrations with SIEM solutions like Splunk, or Azure Sentinel can log and to monitoring systems for further assessment.
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Correlated Monitoring & Analytics
One Identity not only defends internal security posture but also offers evidence of compliance for auditing. Moreover, integrations with SIEM solutions like Splunk, or Azure Sentinel can log and to monitoring systems for further assessment.
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Correlated Monitoring & Analytics
One Identity not only defends internal security posture but also offers evidence of compliance for auditing. Moreover, integrations with SIEM solutions like Splunk, or Azure Sentinel can log and to monitoring systems for further assessment.
Development and Customization
Development and Customization
As every organization is unique, One Identity has advanced customization supported with tools such as the Web Designer, Designer, and Script Editor. Business logic is customizable with C# or VB.NET scripts, rules, event triggers, and workflows.
As every organization is unique, One Identity has advanced customization supported with tools such as the Web Designer, Designer, and Script Editor. Business logic is customizable with C# or VB.NET scripts, rules, event triggers, and workflows.
Custom user interface components can be written by developers, form and wizard behavior can be customized, and new object or relationship types can be added to the data model.
Custom user interface components can be written by developers, form and wizard behavior can be customized, and new object or relationship types can be added to the data model.
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Tailored Governance Models
Synchronization projects can be enhanced with conditional logic, procedures for error handling, and change detection rules to exactly match business needs.
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Tailored Governance Models
Synchronization projects can be enhanced with conditional logic, procedures for error handling, and change detection rules to exactly match business needs.
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Tailored Governance Models
Synchronization projects can be enhanced with conditional logic, procedures for error handling, and change detection rules to exactly match business needs.
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Extend Visibility and Control
Custom reports can be authored with SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), and APIs are provided to integrate with external systems and portals.
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Extend Visibility and Control
Custom reports can be authored with SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), and APIs are provided to integrate with external systems and portals.
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Extend Visibility and Control
Custom reports can be authored with SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), and APIs are provided to integrate with external systems and portals.
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Rule-based synchronization
Such flexibility allows One Identity to be flexible to accommodate change in the organization over time and to accommodate advanced governance models that would be beyond the reach of off-the-shelf products.
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Rule-based synchronization
Such flexibility allows One Identity to be flexible to accommodate change in the organization over time and to accommodate advanced governance models that would be beyond the reach of off-the-shelf products.
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Rule-based synchronization
Such flexibility allows One Identity to be flexible to accommodate change in the organization over time and to accommodate advanced governance models that would be beyond the reach of off-the-shelf products.
Privileged Access Management (Safeguard)
Privileged Access Management (Safeguard)
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In most organizations, high-level accounts such as domain admins, root users, and database admins are the most coveted by attackers.
In most organizations, high-level accounts such as domain admins, root users, and database admins are the most coveted by attackers.
In most organizations, high-level accounts such as domain admins, root users, and database admins are the most coveted by attackers.
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One Identity responds to this with its integral Safeguard module that offers complete Privileged Access Management (PAM) functionality.
One Identity responds to this with its integral Safeguard module that offers complete Privileged Access Management (PAM) functionality.
One Identity responds to this with its integral Safeguard module that offers complete Privileged Access Management (PAM) functionality.
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Safeguard offers secure password vaulting, session management, and just-in-time provisioning of privileged access to privileged users.
Safeguard offers secure password vaulting, session management, and just-in-time provisioning of privileged access to privileged users.
Safeguard offers secure password vaulting, session management, and just-in-time provisioning of privileged access to privileged users.
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Safeguard offers approval-based access requests, session recording for forensic analysis, and real-time monitoring to identify anomalies.
Safeguard offers approval-based access requests, session recording for forensic analysis, and real-time monitoring to identify anomalies.
Safeguard offers approval-based access requests, session recording for forensic analysis, and real-time monitoring to identify anomalies.
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Passwords can be rotated automatically on use, and privileged sessions can be terminated if they violate security policies.
Passwords can be rotated automatically on use, and privileged sessions can be terminated if they violate security policies.
Passwords can be rotated automatically on use, and privileged sessions can be terminated if they violate security policies.
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Integration with OIM ensures privileged access is not managed in silos but part of the entire identity lifecycle, keeping high-risk activities traceable and visible.
Integration with OIM ensures privileged access is not managed in silos but part of the entire identity lifecycle, keeping high-risk activities traceable and visible.
Integration with OIM ensures privileged access is not managed in silos but part of the entire identity lifecycle, keeping high-risk activities traceable and visible.
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Safeguard also integrates with PAM-aware applications and can be extended to hybrid cloud assets through secure connectors and gateways.
Safeguard also integrates with PAM-aware applications and can be extended to hybrid cloud assets through secure connectors and gateways.
Safeguard also integrates with PAM-aware applications and can be extended to hybrid cloud assets through secure connectors and gateways.
Agentic Access Identity Management
Identity Manager (OIM) architecture is one scales cost-effectively, and supports complex identity environments. It has SQL Server database, which got user objects, role definitions, entitlements, and system settings. All identity operations are done in Application Server, which is the middleware for business logic, authentication, and communication with other systems. Background tasks such as provisioning, synchronization, and policy checking are handled by Job Servers, which run asynchronous activities based on job queues and job chains.