Your apps moved to the cloud. Did your access control?
One identity, one policy engine and one audit trail, across data centre, multi-cloud and SaaS.
What cloud migration quietly did to access control
the plain answer
The on-premises ERP sat behind the firewall; its cloud successor sits behind whatever login screen the vendor shipped. Multiply that by every migrated workload and every adopted SaaS (software-as-a-service) tool, and the result is dozens of independent front doors with independent, usually password-only, locks, while the security team's controls still guard a data centre that matters less each quarter.
- SaaS comes under one login.SSO (single sign-on) and MFA (multi-factor authentication) sit in front of the applications the vendor would otherwise let in on a password.
- Cloud-hosted private apps get gateways.Applications in a VPC or VNet sit behind blackened gateways exactly as on-premises applications do, with the same posture gate and the same per-session tunnel.
- Policy and logging are identical everywhere.The user cannot tell where an application is hosted, which is the point: neither can the attacker.
What gets unified.
- SAASSingle sign-on over SAML, OAuth and OIDC, plus MFA and contextual policy, on Microsoft 365, Zoho, Salesforce and the rest of the stack.
- CLOUD-PRIVATEGateways in front of applications hosted in a VPC or VNet: blackened, per-session tunnels, posture-gated, exactly as on-premises.
- HYBRIDOn-premises policy extends to the cloud rather than being rebuilt per platform, and overlapping-IP and routing pain disappears because access is application-level, not network-level.
- VISIBILITYOne log across all of it: 202 event types, exported to your SIEM in any of 7 formats.
Your apps moved to the cloud. Did your access control?
Every app the cloud swallowed came with its own lock
Migration quietly fragmented access control: dozens of independent front doors, each with whatever login screen its vendor shipped. SSO and MFA put one door in front of all of them — and one place to close it.
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- identity
- arjun.m
- signed out
- policy
- finance access
- idle
- Jiralocked
- Slacklocked
- Bitbucketlocked
- Zoomlocked
- Notionlocked
- Dropboxlocked
same policy, same log — wherever the app is hosted
One stratum underevery cloud
What a single access layer above the hosting decision is actually worth, once every workload has landed somewhere different.
One lock everywhere
Every cloud front door takes the same identity, device and context check.
Migration without regression
Moving a workload to a cloud stops meaning a step down in security.
One report
Who touched what, in every cloud, answers from a single log.
secure cloud access, answered.
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