Identity & Access Architecture, with a clear purpose.
Identity decides who and what gets into your systems and what they can touch once inside. The failures are specific: a guessed or reused password, a machine credential that never expires, a partner directory trusted too broadly, or a login accepted by the wrong service. Four services address those decisions. Enterprise Identity Architecture covers the directories, sign-in systems, and privileged access your workforce depends on. AI Agent & Non-Human Identity covers the service accounts, workloads, automation, and agents that act without a person present. Identity Federation & Multi-Identity Solutions covers trust between separate tenants, partners, clouds, and acquired companies. Authentication, Authorization & Permission Design covers how people prove identity and how permissions are structured. The same principal scopes, performs, and reports each engagement, working from read access to the identity systems you actually run rather than from questionnaires. This is design and readiness work, not an independent audit.
A GOOD FIT WHEN
For CISOs, identity and platform engineering leads, and CTOs who run one or more identity systems across cloud and on-premises. The trigger is usually a migration, an acquisition, an agent rollout, or a customer security review that asks how access is controlled.
THE WORK BEHIND THE SERVICE
What we do. What you can use.
01
Scope the identity estate
We agree in writing which tenants, directories, cloud accounts, applications, and agent platforms are in play. We list the read-only access we need and the owners we will interview. We also record the decisions the design must settle, such as whether to consolidate environments or federate them.
02
Review configuration, not questionnaires
We export and read the actual state: sign-in and access policies, authentication methods, privileged role assignments, directory synchronization, cross-tenant settings, machine credentials, and cloud permissions. Interviews explain why a setting exists; the export shows what it does. We then map how ordinary access chains into administrative control.
03
Hand over designs your team can build
You receive current and target state diagrams, a findings register with owner and effort, named policy sets and role models, and a sequenced migration plan with pilots and rollback. After your team implements, we re-read the configuration and record evidence that each change landed.
Inventory, credential strategy, permission scoping, and lifecycle for the service accounts, workloads, automation, and AI agents that act without a person present.
Inventory of workloads, service accounts, agents, access keys, and pipeline identities across platforms
Owner, purpose, credential age, last use, and permissions recorded for each non-human identity
Risk scoring against the common failures of non-human identities, including long-lived secrets and human reuse
Phishing-resistant sign-in targets, secure standards for issuing and accepting sign-in tokens, and an authorization model chosen per system so permissions survive growth.
Strength-of-proof target per user population and resource
Phishing-resistant rollout plan covering hardware keys, device-based sign-in, and certificates
Password policy set to current guidance: length, no forced composition or rotation, breach screening