Overview
Effective Identity and Access Management (IAM) is crucial, as compromised credentials are among the most common causes of security breaches. The Fortinet IAM solution helps IT teams securely manage identity authentication and authorization policies for accessing all company resources. Fortinet IAM enables adoption of least privilege to mitigate risks associated with account-based security threats. By implementing zero-trust principles such as passwordless authentication, you can verify and authorize access requests based on contextual information about the user.
Stronger Secure Access with MFA
With Fortinet IAM solutions, you can make it tougher for hackers to gain access to protected information by using additional credentials such as a one-time passcode (OTP). OTP is one component of multi-factor authentication (MFA). MFA is a key security feature of the Fortinet IAM solution because it requires verification of multiple credentials. Even if a cybercriminal has a username and password, they cannot access the system without the other information.
Increased Security and Easier Access with SSO
Fortinet offers easy deployment of single sign-on (SSO) with centralized identity management so you can centrally manage user identities and their access to company resources. It authenticates users with both traditional and modern web and cloud authentication protocols. Organizations gain full control. Users securely connect to company resources in the cloud or on-premises while improving their experience.
FortiAuthenticator
FortiAuthenticator delivers access management and single sign-on.
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Features and Benefits
Zero trust starts with user identities. Fortinet IAM allows you to implement an end-to-end solution to provide least-privilege access to company resources with enterprise-grade MFA. Plus, improve user experience with SSO.
Centralized Authentication and Authorization
Ensure the right people get appropriate access to your data, resources, and applications
Multi-Factor Authentication
Go beyond username and password to provide user verification requiring another factor
Single Sign-on Support
Use modern authentication protocols federating identity for SSO (SAML, OAUTH, OIDC, and API support)
Guest and Certificate Management
Get customizable portals including self-service capabilities
Simple Deployment
Take advantage of flexible deployment modes (appliances, VMs, cloud) with perpetual or subscription pricing options
Integration with Secure Directories
Leverage existing identity systems of record on-premises or in the cloud
