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IAT Domain
Protect without possessing
The gates. Who gets in.
Identity Access and Trust controls the gates. IAT missions manage who gets access to what through identity lifecycle management, multi-factor authentication, privileged access management, and zero-trust architecture implementation.
Capabilities
Centralized identity management, access certification, and automated provisioning/deprovisioning.
Multi-factor authentication deployment, SSO integration, and passwordless authentication programs.
PAM implementation with session recording, just-in-time access, and credential vaulting.
Zero Trust architecture design and implementation across identity, device, network, and data pillars.
Missions
Each mission has defined scope, deliverables, and completion criteria.
Complete inventory of all identity sources, service accounts, and privileged access.
Review role assignments, permissions, and least-privilege compliance across all systems.
Evaluate authentication methods, MFA coverage, and password policies.
Deploy multi-factor authentication across all critical systems and user populations.
Implement privileged access management with session recording and just-in-time access.
Integrate applications with single sign-on provider for centralized authentication.
Implement least-privilege access model with automated privilege escalation workflows.
Rotate credentials, implement managed service identities, and remove unnecessary service accounts.
Simulate compromised credentials to test detection, containment, and reset procedures.
Attempt privilege escalation from standard user to administrative access.
Quarterly access certification reviews for all critical systems and privileged accounts.
Continuous monitoring for anomalous authentication patterns and impossible travel events.
Dark web credential monitoring and proactive password resets for exposed accounts.
Measure and report on zero trust maturity across identity, device, and network pillars.
Monthly identity governance reports with orphaned accounts, excessive permissions, and MFA coverage.
The Foundational Risk Model evaluates your IAT domain and produces specific mission recommendations.