PwC US’ Connected Identity - make onboarding faster, more secure and less complex for organisations
September 01, 2023
Connected Identity is a PwC US product which facilitates onboarding for multiple platforms and seamlessly integrates with leading IAM (Identity and Access Management) solutions. Designed by cybersecurity and identity management leaders, it redefines access management onboarding, creating a more streamlined and transparent process, while establishing an onboarding methodology that applies across apps. It helps to build confidence and control, making onboarding faster and simpler.
With Connected Identity, onboarding new systems is finally a good experience. And with systems up and running faster and more securely, organisations can see the impact of their investments more quickly.
PwC has embedded real-world experience with cybersecurity and identity management into one intelligent platform. Going beyond deployment and implementation with our change management solutions help enterprises stay prepared throughout their digital transformations.
Scott MacDonald, Principal, Cyber, Risk and Regulatory, PwC US said “The number one challenge hindering enterprise Identity programs is increasing the adoption of identity services across the portfolio of enterprise applications. We embarked on a mission to reimagine these initiatives by combining our experience with products and consulting to create a solution that streamlines the onboarding process, improves the user experience, and focuses on automation. This allows identity teams to provide better visibility on adoption and drive engagement from application teams. We have achieved our objectives and can’t wait to share this solution with our clients.”
In a recent PwC-sponsored IDC Spotlight, titled ‘The value of simplified identity access management application onboarding’ (August 2023, #US51180023), analysts state that, ‘Connected Identity is designed and built to get systems up and running quickly with a more effective implementation process and a consistent user experience across all systems. It does this while capturing the inherent nuances and complexity of identity management. Its interoperability and portability also allow for a smoother transfer of information between teams. With Connected Identity, organisations can enable better IAM services such as provisioning access to the right people and access to the right things when they need them. And it can repeat the process for every new application.’
