Entry point
IAM Strategy and Zero Trust
Set the target, priorities and sequence before committing to structural decisions. Consulting can remain technology-independent: technology comes after understanding the context.
Six ways to move identity and access forward.
Strategy sets the direction. Five technology areas then shape the chain required by the context.
Where you start depends on where you are: a roadmap to clarify, a lifecycle to automate, access journeys to modernize, privileged access to structure, authorization decisions to refine, or an identity environment to secure.
It starts with a roadmap.
An IAM initiative does not necessarily begin with selecting a platform. It starts with identities, business processes, HR sources, applications, responsibilities and operational constraints.
Once these are clear, every technology area naturally finds its role.
Five areas, one chain.
Each building block answers a different question. Govern identities. Secure access. Control privileged accounts. Decide in real time. Secure identity environments. Their value comes from how they work together.
Identity Governance
Organize identity lifecycles, roles, access requests and control evidence. Reliable identities, controlled access, traceable decisions.
Access Management and CIAM
Secure access journeys for employees, partners and customers, without making everyday work harder than it needs to be.
Privileged Access Management and Secrets
Reduce standing privileges, protect sensitive accounts and secure secrets. A bastion comes later, only where it genuinely adds value.
Fine-Grained and Dynamic Authorization
Decide in real time whether a specific action should be allowed, when traditional roles are no longer enough.
Identity and Active Directory Security
Assess accounts, delegated permissions and sensitive groups, then build a remediation roadmap aligned with your priorities.
Every technology has a specific role.
Identity Governance assigns and governs access rights. Access Management secures access journeys. PAM protects privileged use cases. Authorization decides at the point of action.
Ariovis designs the architecture, delivers the integration and organizes how the whole system operates.
From assessment to operations.
Depending on the context, Ariovis covers all or part of the chain.
Advisory
Assessment, maturity review, roadmap, solution selection, architecture.
Integration
Scoping, configuration, connectors, data migration, workflows, testing, go-live.
Operations
Support, maintenance, platform administration, L2/L3 expertise, continuous improvement.
Training
Knowledge transfer during the project, Ariovis Academy programs, lab environments.
More than 80% of Ariovis revenue is delivered under outcome-based commitments. We commit to what we deliver, not to the time we spend.
Our self-service tools, available right now.
Free assessments and calculators to measure your maturity, prioritize your risks and quantify your IAM roadmap. Each one returns a personalized report.
IAM ROI
Quantify the return on investment of your IAM program across three scenarios and get the study as a PDF.
Calculate my ROIPAM
Assess how well you control privileged access and get a personalized roadmap.
Get my roadmapFine-grained Authorization
Qualify your application portfolio and leave with a clear recommendation (RBAC / IGA / FGA).
Start the assessmentRuntime
Assess the maturity of your dynamic authorization for AI (MCP, RAG, ABAC/PBAC).
ExploreActive Directory Security
Maturity score, priority risks and a 30/90/180-day roadmap for your AD.
Start the assessmentZero Trust Roadmap
Assess your IAM maturity and generate a five-step roadmap toward Zero Trust.
Generate my roadmap
Where should you start?
The first conversation is used to establish the context, the systems involved and the next useful decision. Not to walk through a catalogue.