Everything you need to know about the IAM.
Password managers store credentials. IAM controls access at a broader level — using policies, roles, and tools like SSO and MFA to protect systems and reduce risk. Think of IAM as the gatekeeper, not just the key holder.
Yes — even small teams are vulnerable to credential-based attacks. IAM helps reduce risk, speed up onboarding/offboarding, and protect access to key systems. It’s especially helpful for hybrid and remote teams.
Absolutely. We configure IAM tools to work seamlessly with your cloud platforms — including 365, Google, Dropbox, Salesforce, and many others.
Yes. IAM is often required (or strongly recommended) for meeting standards like HIPAA, SOC 2, NIST, and cyber insurance underwriting. It demonstrates strong access control and audit readiness.
Yes. We can either implement IAM as a one-time project or include it as part of a broader managed IT or cybersecurity plan — with ongoing support and reporting.
Not with Doceo. We tailor solutions based on your size, systems, and goals. Most SMBs are surprised at how affordable and impactful IAM is when implemented correctly.