Future-Proof Your Institution Against Cyberattacks

Achieve Your Digitization or IT Strategy Goals with Hitachi ID

Secure Incremental Program Steps with One Platform

Where competing IT priorities and limited resources hang in a delicate balance, you have to invest where you’ll see the biggest impact. Digital identity, connecting students and staff to information that builds knowledge, is an opportunity for pivotal efficiency gains but also poses great risk. How do you build cohesive identity access and governance and privileged access management programs that increase your compliance and reduce your cybersecurity risk? How do you onboard and offboard thousands of identities in a matter of days at the start and end of semesters to let teaching and learning begin--but securely?

Simplify the identity and privileged access lifecycle, and a multitude of other unique higher education challenges, with the Hitachi ID Bravura Security Fabric. It provides a single platform for core identity access management and governance, user credentials management, privileged access management, and group management at a massive scale. It includes best-in-class  Federation, Single Sign-on (SSO), and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to ensure that the people and things requesting access to your data, apps, and infrastructure are who they say they are. The singular Hitachi ID Bravura Security Fabric enables your IT security team to turn services on as you need them to help you achieve your Digitization or IT Strategy goals more quickly. One platform eliminates the time, cost, and effort of implementing multiple products and integrating them together.

With more than twenty years of industry experience, Hitachi ID helps institutions modernize their identity and privileged access programs with achievable incremental steps that are the highest visibility, greatest impact, and give institutions the biggest bang for their buck. Hitachi ID's core automation features help your institution clean up your identity data as you implement, instead of making it a tedious project to complete before getting started, to help expedite your modernization journey and protect your institution. 

Why Your Higher Education IAM Zero Trust Goals Need Automation

Automation is an Essential Tool in Improving Governance and Cybersecurity for Colleges and Universities

In the world of higher education, the volume of overlapping, fluid identities, and data that colleges and universities have to manage and protect makes identity and access management (IAM) a constant burden. It also makes automation a clear priority for higher education IAM. So why aren’t institutions of higher learning lining up to automate these critical processes?

In many cases, concerns surrounding governance policies and the assumption that schools need to completely clean up their data before implementing automation stand in the way. Yet automated processes are the best tool to expedite the data processing needed to maintain the governance state schools are looking to achieve.

This is just one of the automation misconceptions discovered in the survey of more than 100 higher education leaders by Pulse and Hitachi ID. Automation is even more essential, as more and more organizations set their sites on Zero Trust. Understanding and overcoming common barriers and challenges is a critical step on the road to meeting Zero Trust standards as higher education continues to innovate its processes to achieve IAM success.

What is a Zero Trust Security Model?

Zero Trust is a security concept centered on the belief that organizations should not automatically trust anything inside or outside its perimeters and instead must verify anything and everything trying to connect to its systems before granting access.