Protect your organization by validating identities and devices with multi-factor authentication (MFA) and network access control (NAC), reducing unauthorized access in real time.
Identity and access management (IAM) for enterprises
Our identity and access management (IAM) solution integrates multi-factor authentication (MFA), network access control (NAC), and a Zero Trust approach to protect users, devices, and data. It enables real-time access validation, improves visibility, and reduces risk across enterprise environments.
Multifactor Authentication (MFA)
Validates the user’s identity through multiple methods, such as temporary codes sent to a mobile device, push notifications in authentication apps, biometrics, or security tokens, ensuring that only the legitimate user can complete the authentication process.
Network Access Control (NAC)
Ensures that only authorized and secure devices can connect to your corporate network through Network Access Control (NAC) technologies. This solution identifies, authenticates, and evaluates each device attempting to access the infrastructure before granting connectivity.
Secure Guest Access
Allows visitors, vendors, or external collaborators to connect to your network in a secure and controlled manner without compromising the integrity of your internal systems, by creating isolated and segmented networks specifically designed for temporary users who only require internet access.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Enhances security and access management through Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), a methodology that assigns permissions to users based on their role within the organization, ensuring that each user can only access the resources necessary to perform their job.
Value Proposition and Operational Results
At NDC Solutions, we implement MFA and NAC solutions, transforming the way your company manages its digital perimeter.
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Elimination of Risk from Weak Passwords
Even if a hacker obtains a password, they will not be able to access the system without the second authentication factor.
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Real-Time Visibility of Network Access
Know exactly who is connecting, when, and from which device your resources are being accessed, with detailed logs available for auditing.
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Security Automation
We provide the necessary tools to comply with international standards that require strict control of identities and access.
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Simplified Regulatory Compliance
We provide the necessary tools to comply with international standards that require strict control of identities and access.
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Seamless User Experience
We implement modern authentication methods that are fast for your employees yet extremely difficult for attackers to bypass.
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Protection for Hybrid Environments
Whether your team is working in the office or remotely, we deliver the same level of strict access control to your cloud applications and on-premise servers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
MFA is a key component of identity and access management. Its purpose is to verify a user’s identity using multiple factors, combining something they know, something they have, or something they are.
This can include passwords, codes sent to a mobile device, authentication apps, or biometric data. By requiring more than one factor, the likelihood of unauthorized access is significantly reduced.
For organizations, this means stronger protection without impacting the user experience. Modern systems enable fast and seamless authentication, maintaining productivity. In addition, MFA integrates easily with existing applications, making implementation straightforward.
In an environment where credential-based attacks are common, MFA becomes one of the most effective measures to protect access and ensure information security.
NAC is an essential technology within identity and access management that controls which devices can connect to the network. It is not enough to validate the user, the device must also be verified.
NAC analyzes each device attempting to connect, checking its security status, configuration, and policy compliance. If a device does not meet the requirements, it can be automatically blocked or isolated.
This prevents compromised devices from introducing threats into the network. For organizations, it is an effective way to protect infrastructure from both internal and external risks.
It also enables full control over all connected devices, improving network visibility and management. In environments where multiple devices access systems, this capability is critical.
Today, 80% of security breaches occur due to stolen or leaked passwords. MFA adds a physical or digital key that the hacker does not possess, making a stolen password useless.
Yes. We offer full integration with Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, VPNs, and most enterprise software, unifying access through a single secure portal.
No. We implement intelligent policies: the system only requests the second authentication factor when it detects a connection from a new location or an unknown device, maintaining convenience in daily work.
We provide secure backup and recovery methods. We can instantly deactivate the lost device and generate temporary access codes so that productivity is not interrupted.
Yes, identity and access management integrates with solutions such as network security, web application firewall (WAF), and other cybersecurity technologies.
This integration enables real-time information sharing between systems, improves threat detection, and allows centralized enforcement of security policies. It also eliminates security silos and increases operational efficiency.
For organizations, this results in a unified security architecture, greater visibility, and stronger response capabilities against attacks.
Yes, identity and access management supports regulatory compliance by providing control, traceability, and detailed access logs.
This helps meet security regulations, simplifies audits, and demonstrates that effective data protection controls are in place. For organizations, it reduces legal risks and strengthens security governance.
Identity and access management provides full visibility into who is accessing systems, when, from which device, and from which location.
This information helps detect suspicious behavior, identify unauthorized access, and respond quickly to potential incidents. It also supports audits, regulatory compliance, and more efficient security management.
For organizations, this results in greater control over access, better data-driven decision-making, and a stronger security posture.
Although it adds an extra layer of security, identity and access management uses modern methods such as frictionless authentication, single sign-on (SSO), and fast verification processes.
This allows users to access systems quickly and securely without impacting productivity. For organizations, it ensures strong security while maintaining a seamless digital experience.
Identity and access management protects remote access by validating both the user and the device before allowing a connection.
This is essential in hybrid work environments, where employees access systems from multiple locations. The system ensures that each access request complies with security policies, reducing risk.
It can also integrate with an NGFW Firewall to further strengthen perimeter protection.
The Zero Trust model is the foundation of modern identity and access management. Its principle is simple: never trust any access by default, even if it comes from within the network.
Every request is continuously verified, considering factors such as user identity, device, location, and behavior. This allows dynamic decisions to be made about access.
For organizations, this significantly reduces the risk of unauthorized access. Even if an attacker gains entry, they cannot move freely within the network.
This approach is especially important in hybrid and remote environments, where traditional network boundaries no longer exist. Zero Trust ensures control is maintained at all times.
identity and access management is designed to scale with business growth, adapting to new users, devices, and digital environments.
It enables consistent security policies without increasing operational complexity. For organizations, this ensures continuous protection and an infrastructure ready for growth.
Passwords are one of the weakest points in modern security. They can be stolen, reused, or compromised through phishing or brute-force attacks. For this reason, relying solely on them represents a significant risk. Identity and access management adds additional security layers that verify a user’s identity beyond just a password.
Through multi-factor authentication, the system requires a second form of verification such as a one-time code, biometrics, or a mobile notification. This ensures that even if a password is compromised, access cannot be completed without the second factor.
For organizations, this drastically reduces the risk of unauthorized access and protects critical information. It also strengthens security posture for audits and regulatory compliance. In an environment where credential-based attacks are increasingly common, moving toward an identity-based security model is essential to protect operations.
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