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Every solution starts with Rainbow Secure MFA to verify the person. Explore how MFA works with IAM, SSO, PAM, Digital Vault and other controls to protect real business workflows.
Customer case studies and clearly identified industry use cases are presented together, so sales teams and buyers can move directly from a business need to the relevant solution.
A biotechnology company secured research access, addressed the identity-control clauses in its 21 CFR Part 11 gap assessment and turned access evidence into a prepared answer for auditors, partners and investors.
A training and education technology company recovered from business email compromise, removed the attackers’ persistent foothold in Entra and rebuilt access across Microsoft 365, Azure and Google Workspace.
A 25-person third-party risk management firm replaced an enterprise IAM platform it could not practically operate with one identity platform its team could fully use.
An India-based medical-device manufacturer brought 800 employees, six application environments and customer administrators into one governed identity model.
Website and business-email protection supported a growing healthcare organization’s privacy and storage requirements.
Read case study →A regional planning commission broke a cycle of repeat WordPress compromises after restores and password resets had repeatedly failed.
A small business responded to compromised email and payment-wallet risk with stronger email-access protection.
Read case study →A focused security engagement addressed the two digital channels the business depended on most.
Read case study →A cybersecurity company used Rainbow Secure email security as both a customer and prospective channel partner.
Read case study →Website protection helped preserve a trusted digital channel for members, events and community information.
Read case study →Business-email protection supported safer communication and the practice’s HIPAA-readiness efforts.
Read case study →Identity management, MFA, SSO and website protection supported a coordinated technology launch.
Read case study →Email security, MFA, IAM and SSO created an identity foundation for a technology launch.
Read case study →IAM, MFA, SSO and email protection gave a digital agency a practical alternative to relying only on costly cyber insurance.
Read case study →Email and website security supported privacy-conscious digital operations for a wellness business.
Read case study →Website and email protection helped a construction business modernize without overlooking its primary digital risks.
Read case study →IAM, MFA, SAML SSO and identity threat detection supported secure growth and compliance readiness.
Read case study →A mortgage lender moved from emergency response to continuous credential defense around highly sensitive borrower information.
A pharmaceutical company brought privileged access, service accounts and MFA under one governed identity model.
A nonprofit theatre ended an account-takeover campaign, replaced shared credentials and completed MFA coverage across a rotating workforce.
An EMR platform vendor unified workforce, cloud and 1,200 customer administrator accounts while embedding Rainbow Secure into its product.
A growing business strengthens Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace access before a stolen password becomes invoice fraud.
Explore use case →A lean team centralizes onboarding, role changes and offboarding across cloud applications.
Explore use case →A business protects vendor portals, social accounts and operational credentials without losing team productivity.
Explore use case →Healthcare teams strengthen individual accountability on shared devices without assigning every user a phone.
Explore use case →IAM coordinates employees, contractors and rotating care teams across supported applications.
Explore use case →High-risk healthcare access becomes approved, time-limited and reviewable.
Explore use case →A pharmaceutical organization connects human verification, roles and evidence around regulated work.
Explore use case →Non-human identities receive ownership, review dates and controls matched to how they operate.
Explore use case →Specialists and research partners receive only the applications and duration their work requires.
Explore use case →Verification depth changes when the person, context or action carries greater risk.
Explore use case →Role-based access and SAML SSO simplify a broad portfolio of financial applications.
Explore use case →Privileged identities and sensitive secrets move from informal storage to controlled use.
Explore use case →Workforce and privileged access gains human interaction and contextual evidence beyond a transferred code.
Explore use case →Third-party access becomes approved, scoped, temporary and reviewable.
Explore use case →Authentication, assignment, privilege and lifecycle records become easier to produce and explain.
Explore use case →Students, staff and patrons can be individually verified even when the endpoint is shared.
Explore use case →Groups, lifecycle controls and SAML SSO support changing student, staff and seasonal populations.
Explore use case →Sensitive infrastructure and vendor credentials receive controlled storage and named access.
Explore use case →Human verification strengthens accountability where devices belong to the operation, not to one employee.
Explore use case →Remote and onsite vendor privilege becomes time-bound and approved.
Explore use case →Machine integrations, scheduled jobs and application secrets receive ownership and review.
Explore use case →Contextual verification and SAML SSO support distributed public-sector teams.
Explore use case →Roles, groups and expiration reduce access that outlives a public-sector engagement.
Explore use case →Privileged controls and evidence support accountability around public systems.
Explore use case →A nonprofit strengthens the mailbox access connected to donors, payments, grants and leadership.
Explore use case →Groups and lifecycle controls make frequent workforce change safer for a lean nonprofit team.
Explore use case →Fundraising, finance and communications teams collaborate through named access and controlled secrets.
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