Overview

The Cloudentity platform decouples identity and authorization from applications and APIs to enable fine-grained access control and declarative authorization policy as code. This provides a simpler, more integrated, cloud-native approach over traditional identity and access management (IAM) methods to enforce security policies across all APIs. Cloudentity centralizes management and analytics in a way that orchestrates multiple authentication, authorization and privacy components in one, rather than having to use different solutions for each step. Cloudentity’s platform is deployable in minutes, empowering businesses to deliver Open Banking, Embedded Finance and other online services without changing identity providers or application code. Cloudentity delivers a declarative authorization and identity framework that works across any cloud to simplify access control and visibility.

Cloudentity’s modern application authorization solution enables developers to centralize, manage and provision fine-grained policy as code; simply and effectively orchestrate app, service, API and user on-boarding; gain privacy consent control; and achieve continuous transaction-level enforcement at hyperscale with full data lineage – assuring Zero Trust access and data protection at real-world, high-volume rates. As a result, enterprise customers have increased development velocity and service agility while mitigating application and API access, security and compliance risks. Furthermore, organizations can accelerate digital transformation business opportunities that require crucial data protection and privacy consent controls.

With Cloudentity, organizations don’t need to rip and replace existing technology. Its microservice delivery model and infrastructure-agnostic approach allows customers to seamlessly integrate authorization governance into their existing identity, API, microservice and security management ecosystem. The solution offers pre-built connectors that work with popular identity management and intelligent identity provider (IdP) sources, such as those from Okta and Google, and is standards-based, supporting protocols such as OAuth 2.1, FAPI R/W, OIDC and SAML2. Since Cloudentity separates authentication sources from app authorization, identity providers can be readily switched or aggregated for added flexibility.