Migration and securing of the Department of Mayenne identity management system
The Department of Mayenne wanted greater sovereignty, control and autonomy over its identity management system.
- Identity Governance
- IAM Architecture
A software publisher needed to structure its access model and govern the choices made by the integrator deploying its Identity Governance platform.
The organization did not have a dedicated IAM team and lacked a clear framework for structuring its access model. The integrator needed consistent guidance to preserve the overall design and avoid redefining the same principles for every application.
Ariovis defined the target access model, governed key design choices and reviewed the integrator’s deliverables. Standards were established for access rules, onboarding processes, quality criteria and recurring controls. The principle: structure the Identity Governance deployment before automating at scale, so that each new application reuses the same rules instead of redefining them.
The quality of an IGA depends on the definition of business rules, ownership of access rights and the methods used to onboard new applications. These elements must be mastered independently of the chosen product and of the integrator in charge of its deployment.
This reference demonstrates our access-model design and governance expertise. It must not be presented as a migration from a previous platform.
The Department of Mayenne wanted greater sovereignty, control and autonomy over its identity management system.
Every organization has its own identity challenges. The first discussion helps identify the most appropriate approach for your context and objectives.