IAM
Agency users and access changes: Centralized identity and application-access administration.
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Professional Services · IAM, MFA & SSO
Building an Affordable Identity-Security Foundation for a Digital Agency
IAM, MFA, SSO and email protection gave a digital agency a practical alternative to relying only on costly cyber insurance.
THE CHALLENGE
Why a stronger solution was needed
Cyber insurance alone was not a financially practical answer to the agency’s underlying access risk. The business needed controls that actively improved its security posture.
RAINBOW SECURE APPROACH
How the engagement was structured
Rainbow Secure helped the agency establish an identity-centered foundation spanning email access, authentication, user administration and application sign-in.
From problem to governed access
MFA
Workforce and administrative login: Reduced dependence on passwords alone.
SAML SSO
Supported business applications: Simplified access through a governed sign-in path.
Email security
Customer and internal communications: Protected a critical channel for agency operations.
What was used, where and why
Rainbow Secure capability
Where it was used
How it helped
IAM
Agency users and access changes
Centralized identity and application-access administration.
MFA
Workforce and administrative login
Reduced dependence on passwords alone.
SAML SSO
Supported business applications
Simplified access through a governed sign-in path.
Email security
Customer and internal communications
Protected a critical channel for agency operations.
BUSINESS OUTCOME
What changed
The agency moved from insurance-focused risk transfer toward active identity controls it could use in daily operations and explain to its customers.
Business motivation and service scope verified; no claim is made about insurance eligibility or premium reduction.Start with one customer problem and build the right identity-security path.
We can map the users, applications, access risks and evidence requirements involved in your first use case.
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