Automated User Provisioning Software
Deploy automated user provisioning tools to support SLAs, increase security compliance, and reduce costs
Automatically provision and deprovision AD users
Automation drives efficiency, freeing IT staff to focus on higher value projects. A lightweight Active Directory (AD) and Azure AD user provisioning tool, SolarWinds® Access Rights Manager (ARM) streamlines user onboarding and enables rapid response to account termination requests. ARM is built to standardize user credentials with role-specific templates, helping IT teams to securely manage accounts at scale. Additionally, our self-service permissions portal delegates user access rights management to data owners for greater convenience. With SolarWinds ARM, you’ll help reduce IT workload as well as accelerate compliance for mandates such as GDPR, PCI DSS, and HIPAA.
Help reduce risk with greater visibility
Credential misuse and misconfiguration can often expose organizations to data breaches and other risks. Greater visibility and control into AD and Azure AD user provisioning (and deprovisioning) is essential for effective data loss prevention. SolarWinds Access Rights Manager immediately identifies credential misconfigurations and triggers alerts for rapid mitigation, like account deletion. ARM is also designed to monitor and report on unauthorized access attempts. Visualizing AD user permissions is the first step to risk reduction.
Run on-demand compliance reports
To help demonstrate compliance with GDPR, PCI DSS, and HIPAA, auditors ask for evidence that secure user provisioning procedures are in place. SolarWinds ARM user management system gives you detailed reports to show how user accounts are provisioned and de-provisioned, how to analyze permissions, and other details of credential management. Run customized reports on demand and send them directly to your auditor. By auditing and centralizing user access to Active Directory, Microsoft Exchange, managing SharePoint permissions, and other assets, ARM is built to streamline audits and strengthen incident response.
Azure AD User Provisioning
Cloud services are an essential part of IT environments today. One of the most-used cloud services is Microsoft Office 365. ARM enables customers to create users and mailboxes in Azure AD for Office 365 and to assign the corresponding licenses for their users in Office 365 with ARM. ARM takes Azure AD user provisioning capability to a new level beyond on-premises systems like Microsoft Active Directory and Microsoft Exchange. It benefits you by allowing you to provision users by reducing error probability and workload, while showing compliance across hybrid infrastructures.
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User account provisioning and deprovisioning are the access and account management processes used by IT teams to maintain security within an organization. User provisioning is an identity management process that IT teams use to manage account creation and modifications, and grant or disable access to IT resources such as Microsoft (MS) Exchange and SharePoint. These functions are typically performed through Active Directory and include setting and changing user privileges and rights for end users. User deprovisioning is the opposite. It is the process of removing user access to an organization’s resources. It can involve removing user accounts from authentication servers like Active Directory or from individual servers or machines. It can also involve completely removing a user’s machine from the organization and network. User deprovisioning is typically performed when a user leaves an organization. In that scenario, it is often critically important to remove a user’s access quickly to prevent security risks. For short-term contracted employees, IT teams can use Active Directory provisioning to automatically expire accounts. However, for regular employees, organizations either need to ensure their IT teams keep a close eye on every user’s access or use streamlined third-party provisioning tools like SolarWinds Access Rights Manager.
User account provisioning and deprovisioning are the access and account management processes used by IT teams to maintain security within an organization. User provisioning is an identity management process that IT teams use to manage account creation and modifications, and grant or disable access to IT resources such as Microsoft (MS) Exchange and SharePoint. These functions are typically performed through Active Directory and include setting and changing user privileges and rights for end users. User deprovisioning is the opposite. It is the process of removing user access to an organization’s resources. It can involve removing user accounts from authentication servers like Active Directory or from individual servers or machines. It can also involve completely removing a user’s machine from the organization and network. User deprovisioning is typically performed when a user leaves an organization. In that scenario, it is often critically important to remove a user’s access quickly to prevent security risks. For short-term contracted employees, IT teams can use Active Directory provisioning to automatically expire accounts. However, for regular employees, organizations either need to ensure their IT teams keep a close eye on every user’s access or use streamlined third-party provisioning tools like SolarWinds Access Rights Manager.
Automated Active Directory User Provisioning Tool
Access Rights Manager
- Active Directory, Exchange, SharePoint, and file server monitoring and management
- Customizable automated compliance report generation
- User permissions analysis and provisioning