Technology partners supporting a consistent IAM architecture.

Successful Identity and Access Management projects depend as much on understanding business needs as on selecting the right technologies.

Ariovis helps organizations define their target architecture and implement the platforms best suited to their environment.

Our approach remains technology-agnostic: business objectives, operational processes and security requirements always come before product selection.

The technologies presented here cover the main building blocks of a modern IAM architecture: identity governance, access management, privileged access and fine-grained authorization.

Every organization has a different context. The technologies presented here address complementary needs within a single IAM strategy.

Award 2026
The Ariovis team receiving the Netwrix Partnership Excellence Award 2026 at the France Partner Kick Off 2026.
Ariovis receiving the Netwrix Partnership Excellence Award — France Partner Kick Off 2026.

Netwrix

Identity Governance, Identity Security and Privileged Access

Netwrix plays an important role within Ariovis' technology ecosystem.

Its platforms support several complementary areas of Identity and Access Management, including:

  • identity governance
  • identity lifecycle automation
  • access requests
  • provisioning
  • access certification campaigns
  • segregation of duties
  • directory security
  • visibility across identity environments
  • pragmatic privileged access management

Ariovis supports these platforms from assessment and architecture through implementation, production deployment, knowledge transfer and long-term operations.

A walkthrough of the Ping Identity platform: authentication journeys, SSO, federation, MFA and CIAM — the building blocks we assemble on Access Management engagements.

Ping Identity

Secure modern access journeys

Ping Identity is Ariovis' primary technology for Access Management projects.

The platform supports the design of:

  • authentication journeys
  • Single Sign-On architectures
  • identity federation
  • multi-factor authentication
  • CIAM experiences
  • modern identity architectures

Depending on each customer's environment, Ariovis can also work on Microsoft Entra ID or Keycloak architectures when these platforms are already in place or better match specific project requirements.

The Ariovis team with the Axiomatics team on the Axiomatics booth at the European Identity and Cloud Conference 2025 in Berlin.
Ariovis with Axiomatics — European Identity and Cloud Conference 2025, Berlin.

Axiomatics

Real-time authorization decisions

Identity Governance platforms assign access rights.

Access Management platforms authenticate users.

Some organizations also need to determine, at the exact moment an action is requested, whether that specific action should be authorized.

Axiomatics addresses this need through fine-grained, policy-based authorization.

The platform is commonly used for:

  • ABAC policies
  • contextual authorization decisions
  • API protection
  • distributed architectures
  • AI-enabled applications and software agents

It complements the other IAM building blocks rather than replacing them.

Overview of the Keeper Security approach: protecting secrets, passwords and privileged access within a broader IAM architecture.

Keeper

Protecting secrets and selected PAM use cases

Privileged Access Management is not limited to administrator accounts.

Passwords, technical secrets and application credentials also require appropriate protection.

Keeper complements PAM strategies for use cases involving:

  • secrets management
  • password management
  • selected privileged access scenarios

This capability integrates naturally into a broader IAM strategy where Identity Governance, Access Management and PAM work together.

Every technology has a specific role.

At Ariovis, technologies are never treated as isolated products. They are selected and integrated to build a consistent, scalable IAM architecture aligned with each organization's objectives.

Every IAM architecture is unique.

The first conversation helps understand the technologies already in place, the transformation objectives and how they can be integrated into a consistent Identity and Access Management strategy.