Secure4Access Identity Management System

Account, Password and Identity Management System

• Centralized account and password management that is independent of the operating system.
• Network-wide account and password propagation and synchronization.
• Role provisioning to meet ‘least privilege rule’.
• Password complexity and style enforcement, including DOD and DOE formatting rules.
• Test password selections against a database of known to be compromised passwords
• Control password changes and limit password reuse.
• A Pluggable Authentication Module (PAM) is included to integrate Secure4Access into all PAM-enabled programs.

Access Control

• Control logins by access type: rsh, ssh, ftp, etc..
• Control logins by location, system, IP address, etc..
• Control logins by time of day and day of the week.
• Hierarchical account management privilege levels
• Automatically inactivate accounts which have been unused for a given period.

Distributed Management

• Create a hierarchical enterprise identity management solution, giving specified users limited management privileges over sets of accounts.
• Create a distributed account system and automatically propagate account and password changes to all relevant machines.
• Interface with Active Directory, freeIPA & 389-DS LDAP, and NIS to provide seamless user access and management.

Ease-of-Use

• A consistent graphical interface across all UNIX and Linux implementations.
• A command line interface for automating regular reporting and bulk account administration.
• A wide variety of configuration options included to make Secure4Access do it your way.

Extensive Reporting

• Extensive reporting options, including comma-delimited output for use with report generation tool.
• See what accounts have expired or been unused for specified periods.
• Generate reports of all account modifications and login activity.
• Run account auditing options including identifying weakly controlled accounts.

Availability

• Linux for x86-64: RedHat Enterprise/CentOS/Oracle 7,8; SuSE Enterprise 15; Ubuntu 20
• Linux for IBM Power Systems: RedHat Enterprise 7
• Linux for IBM zSeries (LinuxONE): RedHat Enterprise 7
• IBM: AIX 6 and 7
• Oracle/Sun: Solaris 11 – SPARC and x86-64
• Hewlett Packard: HP/UX 11 – PA-RISC