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Identity Management and Authentication - Technical Consulting
- Identity and Access Management
- Galexia’s Identity and Access Management (IdAM) Guiding Principles
- Galexia’s Identity and Access Management (IdAM) Strategy Process and Product Evaluation Matrix
Galexia has expertise in identity management technical architecture and implementation, including strategy, business and technical requirements, architecture and design.
Galexia has Government and private sector clients in Australia, Asia-Pacific, North Asia, Europe and the USA. Galexia Directors and team members have provided consulting services to many of the largest identity, access management and authentication initiatives in Australia.
Identity and Access Management
Galexia is a trusted advisor partner on a number of identity management projects. Galexia provides:
- Stakeholder consultation and business, requirements and risk analysis;
- Technology evaluation to choose relevant products and vendors, based on wide experience;
- Strategy, architecture and design supported by detailed technical knowledge and best practices;
- Planning for deployment;
- Useful, realistic and respected consulting advice;
- Open communication;
- Delivery of professional and high quality outputs and outcomes;
- A depth of technical, business and legal knowledge and experience.
Galexia has specialised in the architecture of distributed identity solutions, including authentication, authorisation, accounting, auditing, single sign-on, federation, provisioning, synchronisation, public key infrastructure and emerging user-centric (Identity 2.0) approaches.
Galexia has provided senior consulting services to large-scale identity management architecture projects for customers including Australian Government Online Service Point (AGOSP) Authentication Team, Vodafone, Telstra, Bigpond, Sensis, Foxtel, the Australian Taxation Office, the Roads and Traffic Authority NSW and Singapore Government.
The combined user population of the identity management systems Galexia has designed is in the tens of millions.
Galexia’s Identity and Access Management (IdAM) Guiding Principles
Galexia’s methodology includes 6 IdAM best practice principles that should be applied to programs of work, activities and individual projects.
IdAM Guiding Principle |
Example application (and this will vary on a case-by-case basis) |
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1. Common Governance |
Provide central control while also supporting the flexibility of autonomous execution across various business functions. Align IdAM projects with key initiatives to maximise business impact. |
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2. Invest in Standard Solutions |
Invest in commercially available products when possible and deploy with minimal customisation. Reduce or eliminate the development of in-house solutions/tools which can be costly to maintain and difficult to integrate. |
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3. Reuse, Replicate, Standardise |
Where possible, centralise IdAM process execution, reuse existing technologies, replicate proven processes, standardise technologies and architectural patterns. |
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4. Automate |
Where possible, provide process automation and/or system driven execution. Streamline provisioning processes. Establish workflows and accountability matrices for sustainability. |
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5. Enable |
Enable the business by investing in people, training and communication as an integral component of execution. IdAM processes and solutions are operationalised across the organisation for sustainability. |
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6. Measure |
Measure and monitor the IdAM program at various levels, considering the customer, key performance indicators, key risk indicators, compliance, and adherence to service expectations. |
Galexia’s Identity and Access Management (IdAM) Strategy Process and Product Evaluation Matrix
Phase 1: Engage
In this phase, the client and Galexia agree on the project scope and timetable, establish communication and collaboration mechanisms, and decide on reporting requirements.
Phase 2: Identify
This phase focuses on identifying relevant inputs via stakeholder consultations and collection of other relevant materials.
Phase 3: Analyse
In this phase, Galexia develops analysis and advice in a number of key documents:
- 1: Business Requirements, based on analysis of materials collected in the Discovery phase;
- 2: Technology Evaluation, comparing a number of vendor offerings across metrics relevant to the identified requirements; and
- 3: Identity and Access Management (IAM) Strategy, a technology-neutral document setting out a broad vision, identifying key requirements and goals, and presenting a high-level architecture.
Phase 4: Plan
Based on the recommendations and outcomes of the analysis, Galexia will assist in the planning for implementation, including a:
- Broad, Implementation Roadmap; and
- More specific Implementation Proposal with a design and scope for proceeding with implementation activities.
Galexia Directors have a long history with Identity and Access Management Strategies and Roadmaps
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