Ace IDX
Win the War Against Identity-based Attack Vectors
Next-Gen IAM Solution by Ace
Ensure the right entities access the right resources, without interruptions.
Ace IDX is a purpose-built Identity and Access Management solution providing teams with secure access to critical resources, data, and applications. Implement seamless authentication and authorization workflows that enhance productivity and strengthen cybersecurity.
Prioritize an identity-first security approach while ensuring a top-of-the-line user experience for your team and vendors.
Key Features of Ace IDX
OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect
Ace IDX delivers secure delegated access and user authentication for all kinds of application architectures as per industry standards.
SAML-based Workflows
Eliminate insecure password proliferation and achieve a single point of authentication for multiple work accounts with SAML integrated workflows.
Identity Federation
Ace IDX’s federated identity management capabilities offer single access to numerous applications across various enterprises.
Single Sign On
Offer simplified user experience to employees and customers alike with SSO and SLO – while reducing the time wasted on password resets.
Passwordless Login
Say ‘NO’ to password fatigue and ‘YES’ to enhanced security and efficiency with passwordless logins – supported via email and SMS OTP.
Multi-Factor Authentication
Block the danger of credential leaks and identity-based attacks with ACE IDX’s fortified MFA mechanisms.
Empowered by Business-critical Integrations
Keep up with changing regulations and new mandates – without worrying about oversight.
How Ace IDX Benefits Your Organization
Fortified Security Posture
Reduce the risk of internal and external data breaches by implementing an identity-based security infrastructure with Ace IDX.
Efficiency Boost
Streamline your everyday operations by eliminating password fatigue, reducing manual processes, and optimizing security policies.
Ease of Compliance
Extend compliance with local and global security policies by meeting the necessary standards for authentication, authorization, privacy, and IT hygiene.
Streamlined Access
Enable secure access for all employees, contractors, customers, and partners without compromising security or hampering efficiency.
Ready to leave behind the stress of password insecurity?
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Functions of an IAM solution are:
- Authenticate entities based on pre-defined roles and contextual information like time or location of login.
- Maintain a database of user login events.
- Manage the assignment and rejection of user and entity access privilege.
- Monitor changes in user privilege while enabling automated restrictions based on rules and policies.
Yes, IAM is essential for reaching compliance objectives. Several data privacy regulations like PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2, and NIST SP 8008-53 call for stringent access control policies like:
- Restricting user access
- Enforcing controls
- Conducting reviews for process certification
- performing regular audits with documented governance proof
In short, identity management authenticates users and access management authorizes users.
