Transform identity.
Modernization develops organically grown identity landscapes into a secure, flexible and future-proof architecture. Strategically planned, technologically integrated and sustainably operated.
Challenges for organisations:
KOGIT helps organisations to:
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align modernization strategically
Which identity capabilities does the organisation need today – and which in the future? -
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replace legacy systems in a controlled way
How can migration succeed without jeopardising security, stability or business processes? -
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design future-proof architectures
How can cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments be securely connected with one another? -
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establish new security principles
How can Zero Trust, Just-in-Time Access and least privilege be implemented effectively? -
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strengthen digital sovereignty
How can control, freedom of choice and the ability to act be preserved in the long term? -
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ensure operations and resilience
How can identity services be reliably monitored, managed, restored and further developed?
The building blocks of Modernization.
Our solutions
Strategy and Transformation
Modernization of the Identity Security Architecture
Replacement of legacy IGA
Modern access principles
Integration, Orchestration and Identity Fabric
Digital sovereignty
Identity & Cyber Resilience
Identity Operations Center – Managed Services
Transformation
Practical example:
An insurance company operates identity systems that have grown over many years, including a legacy IGA platform. Numerous in-house developments and interfaces make changes laborious and complicate operations.
As part of the modernization, roles, processes and permission data are cleaned up and gradually transferred to a modern identity platform. In line with the “Identity Fabric” concept, existing applications are connected to new cloud services, while time-limited access reduces permanent privileged rights.
This creates a flexible identity architecture that supports new digital offerings while remaining secure, transparent and operable.
Legacy slows transformation.
Outdated identity systems make change difficult, tie up resources and increase dependence on individual technologies. Missing interfaces, manual processes, unclear permission structures and missing security updates can become security and operational risks.
Modernization creates the basis for developing Identity Security in a controlled way – without losing sight of stability and business continuity.