IAM solutions allow you to build a systematic approach.
In particular, Thales IAM is not just an authentication system, but a complete access control platform with flexible deployment scenarios and a high level of security.

Key features:

SAS-PCE (SafeNet Authentication Service – Private Cloud Edition).
Deploy the solution on-premise or in a private cloud while maintaining full control over infrastructure, data, and security policies. This is especially important for organizations with regulatory requirements and sensitive data.

Cloud SAS (SafeNet Authentication Service).
A ready-made SaaS option for a quick start without the need for infrastructure support. Suitable for hybrid scenarios and scale.

MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication).
Support for a wide range of factors:

– OTP (One-Time Passwords)
– Push notifications (convenient one-click login confirmation)
– Biometrics (via mobile devices)
– Hardware tokens

Push authentication.
Simplifies the user experience: instead of entering codes, you can confirm your login through a mobile app with the ability to control risks (for example, geolocation or login anomalies).

Token authentication.
Support for both soft and hardware tokens, including offline scenarios. This is critical for secure environments without constant access to the network.

Integration flexibility.

–SAML, RADIUS, LDAP support
– Fast integration with VPN, VDI, SaaS applications
– Centralized management of access policies

The main advantage is on-premise deployment
Unlike many IAM solutions, Thales offers full MFA and access control functionality *without the need to move data to the public cloud*.

Thales IAM balances security, user experience, and deployment flexibility.

IAM today is an architectural solution. If you're in the process of rethinking your approach to access control, this is the right time to discuss.