Secure, Streamlined Access Management for Modern Organisations
Protect your organisation from unauthorised access, insider threats, and compliance challenges with Maple’s comprehensive access management solutions.
Why Access Management Matters
Effective access management should be a top priority for any organisation looking to maintain a strong cybersecurity posture. It serves as the first line of defence against unauthorised access, insider threats, and regulatory risks.
To address these challenges, Maple provides comprehensive solutions across four key areas of access management. Each of these play a critical role in securing user access, protecting privileged accounts, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
1. Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Managing user identities and access permissions is crucial to maintaining security and operational efficiency. IAM ensures the right individuals have the right access at the right time, reducing risks and streamlining processes.
Key Benefits:
- Secure lifecycle management of user identities
- Role-based access ensures users have the right permissions
- Boost efficiency without compromising security
2. Privileged Access Management (PAM)
Administrative accounts are a prime target for cyber threats. PAM safeguards your most sensitive systems by controlling, monitoring, and restricting privileged access to minimise security breaches.
Key Benefits:
- Reduces misuse of administrative accounts
- Tracks and audits privileged user actions for accountability
- Defends against breaches caused by compromised credentials
3. Privileged Identity Management (PIM)
Privileged access shouldn’t be permanent. PIM enforces time-limited and just-in-time (JIT) controls, ensuring only authorised users gain access when necessary. By incorporating approval workflows and continuous monitoring, PIM strengthens security while maintaining operational efficiency.
Key Benefits:
- Minimises attack surfaces by enforcing least privilege access
- Reduces risk of compromised privileged accounts
- Ensures full visibility and auditability of privileged access
- Enhances compliance with regulatory requirements
4. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Passwords alone are no longer enough. MFA adds an extra layer of verification, ensuring that only legitimate users gain access to your systems.
Key Benefits:
- Prevents phishing and credential theft
- Seamless user experience with added security
- Reduces risks with strong authentication mechanisms
