Identity and access.
Most Oracle security problems start as identity problems: an account nobody owns, an integration running as a person, an administrator with more access than the job needs. We build one access model across Fusion, OCI and your identity provider, covering every kind of identity that touches the estate.
What we deliver
One access model, every identity.
A persona-based access model
Employees, contractors, suppliers, service accounts and AI agents modeled by what they do, not by who asked for access.
Single sign-on and federation
OCI IAM identity domains federated with your enterprise identity provider, with MFA and sign-on policies that match your risk.
Conditional and location-based access
Network and location controls for Fusion and OCI, positioned alongside the conditional-access policies your identity provider already enforces.
Privileged access and breakglass
Administrator groups separated by duty, breakglass accounts with hardware-backed MFA, and secrets held in OCI Vault with an audit trail.
Suppliers and external users
External access on Oracle's current pattern: employees federate, external users sign in directly with native MFA, and no identity domain is built that you don't need.
Non-human identities
Integrations, automations and AI agents with owned identities and least-privilege access, reviewed like any other account.
How we approach it
Start from what exists.
- Every identity domain, federation, privileged account and service identity inventoried
- Groups and policies designed to least privilege, with segregation of duties built into administrator roles
- Access tested against real personas before cutover, not after the first incident
- A model your team can maintain as people join, move and leave
Talk to us.
Tell us how people, suppliers and systems sign in to your Oracle estate today, and what prompted the question.