Fortified ID as a complement to Google
Complement Google
Complement Google's products with secure login via optional e-identification to guarantee a safe and smooth user experience. Integrate delegated password recovery that enables users to easily reset their passwords without compromising security.
Additionally, provide delegated administration of user accounts and permissions to facilitate user role management and access control. This solution improves security and efficiency in the management of Google products, while creating a better experience for both users and administrators.
Fortified ID Control can be used as a complement to Google. Fortified ID Control offers a modern interface with configurable flows that can be adapted to the specific needs of the organization. With Fortified ID Control, organizations can implement self-service flows, delegated administration and automation.
Fortified ID Control also includes several functions for validating, merging and enriching data. The flows can also be supplemented with attestation points, where one or more approvers must approve a request. For example, this can be applied in flows to change permissions, create new users or delete user accounts.
Fortified ID Control also manages password changes, both for the user himself and via delegated administration.
Control from Fortified ID
Advantages of Fortified ID Control as a complement to MIM:
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Modern and flexible interface
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Customizable flows to accommodate your organization's different use cases
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Simple software lifecycle management
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Can be implemented on-premise, in the cloud or as a hybrid solution
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Option to keep MIMsynchronization engine and replace MIM Portal
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Uses an own SQL database with a dedicated connector space in MIM synchronization engine
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Future-proof support and maintenance
Benefits
All operations (read, write, update, delete) are performed by Fortified ID Control against its own SQL database. This SQL database is imported into the MIM synchronization engine via a management agent and thus becomes its own connector space.
Architecture
