The White Rabbit put on its spectacles. “Where shall I begin, please, your Majesty?” he asked. “Begin at the beginning,” the King said gravely, “and go on till you come to the end, then stop.” [Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland.]

Whether you are planning an Identity Management initiative, have completed ‘phase one,’ or need to make a midcourse correction, it is often important to “begin at the beginning,” even if you need to take a step back.

And that is to align or re-align your Identity Management program with your business needs, goals and objectives, be they compliance, data protection, improved productivity, or simply good security.

An initial strategy and planning phase “at the beginning” is often critical to success. While your Identity Management business process is ultimately enabled through a number of technologies, technologies are not the place to start. Technology solutions, like single sign-on and user provisioning, should be implemented in a phased program plan that meets your specific business objectives.

On the other hand, if you have an urgent ‘point’ requirement, like protecting access to an employee Web portal for example, then a strong authentication ‘point’ solution may need to be implemented quickly. But this should be a open, scalable and extendable platform that is capable of supporting not only current but also future requirements, and that seamlessly integrates into your security infrastructure.

IdMlogic brings to Identity Management projects deep insights into Identity & Access Management technologies and architectures, including role engineering and entitlement management, access management and single sign-on, strong authentication, converged (logical and physical) access, and user provisioning.

We use a proven methodology with a phased implementation of solution elements to maximize project success and minimize risk.

And a phased deployment, fast and efficient, driven by your specific business goals, and guided by an understanding of your requirements.

• Phase 1 - Project Initiation and Planning
• Phase 2 - Requirements Analysis and Design
• Phase 3 - Development and Testing
• Phase 4 - Installation, Integration and Testing
• Phase 5 - Deployment
• Phase 6 - Operations and Maintenance

IdMlogic services cover the entire Identity Management project lifecycle and are tailored to the specific requirements of our clients.