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Identity and Access Management (IAM)

Safeguard the management of identities and access to Accelerator platform services and resources with robust security measures.

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Utilizing Accelerator platform Identity and Access Management (IAM), you have the ability to determine the entities or processes permitted to access services and resources within the Accelerator platform. This allows for the central administration of detailed permissions and the evaluation of access to enhance permissions throughout the Accelerator platform.

Why use Identity and Access Management (IAM) in today's digital landscape?

Consider the vast amount of information and the numerous users who interact with it daily. Ensuring the right people have access to the right resources is paramount to maintaining data security and preventing unauthorized access.

IAM serves as a crucial component of your digital infrastructure, governing user authentication and authorization. By employing IAM, organizations can effectively control user access, manage user identities, and safeguard sensitive information. IAM is essential for maintaining data integrity, complying with regulations, and fostering a secure environment where users can confidently interact with the resources they need.

How to get started

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Establish and maintain protective boundaries and detailed access restrictions for your employees and work processes.

Administer identities within a single Accelerator platform account or centrally link identities to numerous Accelerator platform accounts.

Provide temporary security credentials for tasks requiring access to your Accelerator platform resources.

Regularly assess access in order to optimize permissions while striving for the principle of least privilege.

Implement granular permissions and seamlessly scale using attribute-based access control

Empower users with precise access to resources, tailored to their roles and responsibilities. As your application grows, IAM will gracefully adapt, ensuring a secure and efficient environment.

Control access on an individual or multi-account level across Accelerator Platform accounts and applications

Manage user access for single or multiple accounts, offering flexibility and streamlined administration, whether you're dealing with one application or an entire suite.

Enforce company-wide preventative measures within Accelerator Platform

Establish consistent security policies throughout your organization, creating a robust barrier that safeguards sensitive data and resources against unauthorized access.

Configure, verify, and optimize permissions to align with the principle of least privilege

Continuously assess and fine-tune user permissions to ensure that users have the minimum access necessary to perform their tasks, striking the perfect balance between security and functionality.

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