Condatis and ITC Secure now offering an end-to-end identity assessment

16th December 2021, Edinburgh, United Kingdom – Condatis, a globally renowned identity access management firm based in Edinburgh, are delighted to announce today that they have partnered with a leading cyber security services company – ITC Secure (ITC). This strategic partnership will benefit both organisations through collaboration and idea exchange. Most importantly, this partnership will help their clients who would be carrying out internal and external identity analysis and benefit from the expertise of both partners.

Both Condatis and ITC Secure are Microsoft Gold Partners, each specialising in areas that go hand in hand in provisioning an end-to-end identity service. Condatis hold Microsoft Gold competencies for Application Development, Cloud Platform and Application Integration, and ITC for Security and are part of the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA) ecosystem, offering integrated solutions to better defend against a world of increasing threats.

The partners offer customers an end-to-end identity solution that simplifies user journeys based on Microsoft Azure Active Directory B2C and B2B for internal and external access to organisation resources. Together, Condatis and ITC Secure will work with organisations to assess their identity maturity and pinpoint areas for optimising security to mitigate security risks. Both partners have a strong track record in streamlining and securing customer identity and access management systems for central government, education, financial and legal services.

This partnership will streamline services for customers with large-scale complex systems through Condatis’ bespoke integrations and configuring third-party services to improve customer experience. ITC Secure’s expertise in cybersecurity and its suite of account protection services will enhance data security following Microsoft’s best practices for security and maintaining responsibility to handle customer data effectively. Organisations can then focus their efforts on protecting customer accounts, benefiting from Microsoft’s customer security suite, enabling them to gain insights into how their customers interact with their services, offering optimal experience and high standards of service delivery.

Chris Tate, Condatis CEO said:

“We like to say that our solutions provide organisations with a secure digital front door to their business, giving them greater control over user access and data security. Together with our partners at ITC, we will design smoother, more trusted user journeys for our clients that identify, authenticate and authorise internal and external users to access company resources, helping our clients reduce cost and risk. We are about to release several joint offers that enhance Microsoft’s Customer Protection Suite through Azure Marketplace and encourage our existing clients to speak to us if they wish to enhance their systems further.”

 

 

Arno Robbertse, Chief Executive at ITC Secure, said:
“This partnership enables ITC to continue to strengthen its cyber security portfolio to help customers build their path to Zero Trust in today’s work-from-anywhere era. Identity and access management is a key component of any enterprise security strategy because it stands between users and critical enterprise assets.”