EnyumaIAM

Enyuma IAM provides centralized identity management, single sign-on, and fine-grained access control for government and enterprise systems. Supports LDAP, SAML, and OAuth2.

Overview

Enyuma IAM is INSA's Identity and Access Management platform, providing centralized authentication, single sign-on, and fine-grained access control for government and enterprise systems. It implements zero-trust principles to ensure only verified users access authorized resources.

Why It Matters

Weak identity management is the leading cause of data breaches. Shared passwords, lack of MFA, and excessive permissions create exploitable vulnerabilities. Enyuma IAM enforces strong authentication and least-privilege access across all connected systems.

How EnyumaIAM Works

1

Centralized identity store manages user accounts, roles, and permissions across all connected applications

2

Single Sign-On (SSO) allows users to authenticate once and access all authorized systems

3

Multi-factor authentication enforces TOTP, SMS, or hardware token verification

4

Role-based access control (RBAC) ensures users only access resources their role requires

5

Continuous session monitoring detects anomalous access patterns and terminates suspicious sessions

Key Features

Single Sign-On

One login for all your applications and services.

Role-Based Access

Granular permissions based on user roles.

MFA Support

TOTP, SMS, and hardware token authentication.

Directory Sync

Sync with Active Directory and LDAP.

Audit Logs

Complete audit trail of all access events.

API Security

OAuth2 and JWT-based API access control.

Use Cases

Government Ministries

Unified identity management across multiple ministry systems and applications.

Enterprise IT

Centralized access control for corporate applications, VPNs, and cloud services.

Healthcare Systems

Role-based access to patient records ensuring only authorized staff can view sensitive data.

Educational Institutions

Single sign-on for students and faculty across learning management and administrative systems.

Technical Specifications

ProtocolsSAML 2.0, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect
Directory IntegrationLDAP, Active Directory
MFA MethodsTOTP, SMS, Hardware tokens
Access ControlRBAC, ABAC
SSOWeb, desktop, and mobile applications
AuditComplete access event logging