Managing users and IT devices is essential for ensuring security, preventing unauthorized access, and protecting sensitive data. It helps enforce compliance, streamline device updates, and improve operational efficiency. Proper management also allows for quick onboarding, remote troubleshooting, and controlled access, safeguarding both the organization and its resources.

As a company grows, managing an increasing number of users, devices, and applications becomes difficult to enforce manually. This is where an Identity and Access Management (IAM) solution comes into play. A cloud-based IAM solution allows you to efficiently manage users and devices, no matter where they are located—ideal for today’s remote and distributed workforce

The short answer is Yes. Because of today’s increasingly mobile workforce and the ever-present prospect of compulsory work from home. A Domain laptop is no longer managed once it leaves the office, whereas an IAM-managed laptop is managed as long as it is connected to the internet.

Our IAM solution can manage devices side by side with MS AD, so that devices stay managed whether in or out of the office.

At the same time, it can also replace MS AD if you want to streamline your management platform.

Our Comply package covers almost all aspects of MAS TRM (Technology Risk Managment Guidelines).

From pushing out policies, applications, patching to Data Leak Prevention and enforcing and monitoring Cloud activities, It is specially tailored for Financial Institution to meet TRM requirements effortlessly. 

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Yes, our solution is highly modular.

Additional modules such as Anti-Virus, SSO, DLP, VPN, Secure Web Gateway are available as add-on.

Just contact us via form or at sales@perennialconsultancy.com and let us know your requirements. We will work out a budget-friendly quotation for you.

Data Leak Prevention (DLP) solution is used to ensure that sensitive or confidential information does not leave an organization without proper authorization. It is designed to detect, monitor, and block the transmission of sensitive data—whether it’s through email, file transfers, or cloud storage—to prevent accidental or malicious data breaches.

CASB (Cloud Access Security Broker): A CASB is a security tool that acts as a gatekeeper between users and cloud applications, providing visibility, data protection, threat detection, and compliance enforcement for cloud services. It helps secure both sanctioned and unsanctioned (shadow IT) cloud use, ensuring that sensitive data is protected in the cloud.

SWG (Secure Web Gateway): An SWG protects users’ internet access by filtering and monitoring web traffic. It blocks malicious websites, prevents data loss, enforces acceptable use policies, and guards against web-based threats like malware and phishing, securing browsing activities whether users are in the office or remote.

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