Identity and access management
Securing your organisation’s data is one of your biggest responsibilities. Protect it from prying eyes with identity and access management solutions from Espria.

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Control the visibility of your data and applications
Organisations are facing increasing challenges to modernise their digital infrastructures and turn towards modern solutions that are flexible, promote advanced security, enhance communication and collaboration, and unlock opportunities for long-term scalability.
As cyber threats continue to grow in size and sophistication, the move towards hybrid and remote working has also resulted in the need for identity and access management tools that prevent unauthorised access to your data, files and applications.
The introduction of access permissions across your organisation can also mitigate risks, strengthen your security measures and protect employees from common cyber threats that can threaten your reputation, productivity and long-term financial stability, such as phishing or data breaches.
At Espria, our Identity & Access Management solutions can be integrated into your existing policies and systems, successfully supporting existing IAM systems, such as Security Access Markup Language (SAML) and OpenID Connect.
What is identity &
access management?
Identity and access management (IAM) is a set of policies, procedures and tools that allow you to control and verify who has access to confidential files, data and applications. Identity management refers to the establishment and authentication of digital identities; access management is the regulation of which digital identities can access certain documents and at what level.
Examples of identity management mechanisms include:
- Using a work computer accessible with a fingerprint
- Using one-time passcodes to access certain applications
- Using multi-factor authentication to ensure the person is who they say they are.
Examples of access management include:
- Establishing different levels of permissions and access to different users
- Using password management to ensure only necessary members of staff can use certain tools and applications.
Having these mechanisms in place and customised to your organisation’s unique operational needs reduces the risk of sensitive data being compromised either by disgruntled employees or by cyber criminals.

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