- The platform in one view
- How multi-factor authentication, self-service, single sign-on, privileged access, threat detection, zero trust network access and the LDAP proxy fit together in one deployment.
- Multi-Factor Authentication
- The surfaces it reaches — RADIUS, LDAP, ADFS, SAML, OAuth, OpenID Connect, REST API, Windows and Linux logon, RDP and SSH, Exchange, privilege elevation — with the methods and agents behind each.
- Self-Service and Single Sign-On
- Password reset, account unlock and device management on the user side; federation standards, role-based access control and directory integration on the SSO side.
- Privileged Access Management
- A privileged session in five steps, from request to recording, plus the vault, asset and account discovery, session policy and the command transcript.
- Identity Threat Detection and Response
- The three phases an identity attack moves through, and the three detection methods underneath — connection-source intelligence, deception, and a behavioral model trained on your own baseline.
- Zero Trust Network Access
- A side-by-side with a classic VPN: what happens at the network layer, what happens at the application layer, and what each one leaves on the client.
- LDAP Proxy for non-human identities
- What an attacker gets from a direct LDAP integration today, and what is left once the credential the application holds has no counterpart in the directory.
- Licenses and server requirements
- What each on-premise and hybrid license includes, module by module, and the sizing the platform expects.
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