
Solutions
IDENTITY & ACCESS
MANAGEMENT

CSM Solutions
Secure every identity. Control every access point.
In a hybrid, multi-cloud, and hyper-connected world, identity has become the new security perimeter.
We design and implement robust, scalable IAM architectures that comply with European regulatory requirements.
We design and implement robust, scalable IAM architectures that comply with European regulatory requirements.


Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Identity is your first line of defense
Every user, every machine, and every application represents a potential entry point.
Privileged accounts are among the primary targets for attackers and are responsible for many major breaches.
Privileged accounts are among the primary targets for attackers and are responsible for many major breaches.
Drastically reduce the attack surface
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Privileged Access Management (PAM)
Ensure full traceability of access
Comply with NIS2, ISO 27001, DORA, and GDPR requirements
We design Zero Trust architectures that secure the entire identity lifecycle.
Our IAM & PAM Solutions

Ping Identity
Ping Identity has been recognized as a leader in Gartner®’s Magic Quadrant™ for nine consecutive years. Its identity management platform offers advanced flexibility and resilience to meet the demands of the most challenging hybrid, SaaS, and multi-cloud environments. It enables the integration of identity management into existing architectures through more than 6,500 features orchestrated via over 350 connectors. PingOne for Workforce provides adaptive and seamless authentication for employees, regardless of their device or location. PingOne for Customers enables the design and optimization of secure digital journeys through a no-code orchestration engine that combines authentication, user management, and MFA. PingOne Neo gives users back control over their identity data by enabling the verification of official documents and the issuance of digital credentials that can be used securely.
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HIASecure
HIAsecure is a cognitive authentication solution designed to provide strong access protection in less than fifteen seconds. It relies on a one-time secret code that allows the user to interpret a message received on their smartphone app and then validate their access. This technology is hardware-agnostic, works even without a device in closed or industrial environments, and stands out for being unobservable and impervious to automated attacks. Access to the mobile app is secured via biometric identification, thereby enhancing the overall level of cybersecurity.
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Cloud IAM
CloudIAM offers Keycloak-based identity and access management, operated with end-to-end SLAs and ISO 27001 certification, and hosted in Europe. This leading open-source solution benefits from a dedicated environment with vertical and horizontal scalability, suitable for single-region or multi-region architectures. Deployment can be completed in just twenty minutes, while ensuring enterprise-grade production quality. CloudIAM combines the power of a dynamic community with advanced features that meet the requirements of regulated organizations.
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WALLIX
WALLIX is a European leader in identity and privileged access security. Administrator and privileged accounts are among the primary targets of cyberattackers and are often the source of major data breaches. WALLIX One is a Zero Trust identity and access management platform capable of adapting to any customer environment. The solution meets regulatory requirements for traceability and detailed auditing through its PAM technology, while offering ease of use recognized by its customers and partners.
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CyberArk
CyberArk secures human, machine, and AI identities throughout the entire resource access lifecycle, whether on-premises, in the cloud, or in hybrid environments. Its identity security platform acts as the first line of defense against unauthorized access to critical resources. It combines secure SSO, adaptive MFA, lifecycle management, directory services, and user behavior analytics to streamline operations while ensuring simple and secure access. Intelligent privilege controls and HR process automation ensure regulatory compliance and operational efficiency.
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Delinea
Delinea offers a cloud-native, AI-powered platform designed to centralize permissions and secure all identities—whether human, machine, or AI. Powered by Delinea Iris AI, the solution enables real-time discovery, monitoring, governance, and security of access. Initially recognized for its intuitive approach to PAM, Delinea is now expanding its scope to include intelligent, adaptive, and measurable identity controls to reduce risk without slowing down operations.
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Rubycat – PROVE IT
Rubycat, a French software publisher certified by ANSSI, has developed PROVE IT, a PAM Bastion-type software solution (CSPN-certified – Security Visa). It enables the monitoring, tracking, and logging of actions performed by privileged accounts on the information system, whether internal or external access. The solution is non-invasive, requires no agent installation, and is easy to deploy and administer. There is no limit on the number of users or target devices, as the license is based solely on the maximum number of concurrent sessions. PROVE IT meets the traceability requirements imposed by standards such as GDPR, HDS, ISO 27001, and NIS2.
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Frequently Asked Questions About
: Identity & Access Management
Clear answers to the questions decision-makers ask themselves before outsourcing cybersecurity.
What is the difference between IAM and PAM?
IAM (Identity & Access Management) covers all types of identities: employees, partners, customers, machines, and applications.
PAM (Privileged Access Management) focuses specifically on privileged accounts, which are the primary targets for attackers.
A mature IAM strategy always includes a PAM component.
PAM (Privileged Access Management) focuses specifically on privileged accounts, which are the primary targets for attackers.
A mature IAM strategy always includes a PAM component.
Why has identity become the new security perimeter?
With the widespread adoption of the cloud, remote work, and hybrid architectures, the traditional network perimeter no longer exists.
Identities are now the primary attack vector. Compromising a single account is enough to bypass many technical safeguards.
That is why Zero Trust models place identity at the heart of the security strategy.
Identities are now the primary attack vector. Compromising a single account is enough to bypass many technical safeguards.
That is why Zero Trust models place identity at the heart of the security strategy.
Is multi-factor authentication enough to secure my organization?
MFA is an essential building block, but it is not sufficient on its own. A comprehensive IAM architecture relies on rigorous identity lifecycle management, access rights governance,
control of privileged accounts, and continuous monitoring.
Effective security never relies on a single mechanism,
but on a coherent combination of controls and policies tailored to your environment.
control of privileged accounts, and continuous monitoring.
Effective security never relies on a single mechanism,
but on a coherent combination of controls and policies tailored to your environment.
How do you choose between an open-source solution like Keycloak and a platform like Ping, Wallix, or CyberArk?
The choice depends on your level of maturity, regulatory requirements, existing architecture, and available internal resources.
A solution like Keycloak, delivered via a managed model, can offer flexibility and technical control.
Platforms such as Ping, Wallix, CyberArk, and Delinea, on the other hand, provide advanced, out-of-the-box capabilities for orchestration, compliance, and privilege management.
The decision must always be based on a strategic analysis and not on an isolated technological preference.
A solution like Keycloak, delivered via a managed model, can offer flexibility and technical control.
Platforms such as Ping, Wallix, CyberArk, and Delinea, on the other hand, provide advanced, out-of-the-box capabilities for orchestration, compliance, and privilege management.
The decision must always be based on a strategic analysis and not on an isolated technological preference.
Does IAM actually contribute to NIS2 and ISO 27001 compliance?
Yes. Identity management, access tracking, and privilege control are key requirements in standards such as NIS2, ISO 27001, and DORA.
A properly designed IAM architecture facilitates compliance demonstrations, reduces gaps during audits, and strengthens overall security governance.
It becomes a strategic lever rather than a mere technical response to a regulatory requirement.
A properly designed IAM architecture facilitates compliance demonstrations, reduces gaps during audits, and strengthens overall security governance.
It becomes a strategic lever rather than a mere technical response to a regulatory requirement.
Is it possible to deploy an IAM solution without disrupting users?
A poorly planned IAM project can cause friction.
On the other hand, a structured approach improves security while preserving the user experience.
By starting with an audit of existing access controls, followed by a phased rollout supported by appropriate communication, it is possible to strengthen controls without unnecessarily complicating teams’ day-to-day work.
The goal is to increase security while maintaining the smooth flow of operations.
On the other hand, a structured approach improves security while preserving the user experience.
By starting with an audit of existing access controls, followed by a phased rollout supported by appropriate communication, it is possible to strengthen controls without unnecessarily complicating teams’ day-to-day work.
The goal is to increase security while maintaining the smooth flow of operations.
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