Enrollment Orchestration

Simplify and secure your user enrollment process with Veridium’s advanced Enrollment Orchestration. Veridium’s Enrollment Orchestration ensures seamless and secure user onboarding across diverse environments.

 

Flexible Deployment Options by IAL (Identity Assurance Level)

Whether deployed on-premise, in a hybrid setup, or fully in the cloud, Veridium’s Enrollment Orchestration platform provides the flexibility needed to support diverse IT environments. This ensures that organizations can implement a consistent and secure enrollment process regardless of their infrastructure. Veridium’s platform integrates seamlessly with existing identity management systems and supports a wide range of authentication methods, ensuring that users are enrolled securely and efficiently, no matter where they are or what devices they use.

Continuous Authentication even as On-Prem Solution

Protect against Identity Threats during Sessions

Manage your User Enrollment by Groups and Risk Levels

Enrollment Orchestration

Streamlined Enrollment Process

Veridium’s Enrollment Orchestration platform simplifies the user onboarding process, making it efficient and secure. By automating enrollment workflows, organizations can quickly and easily add new users, ensuring that they have the necessary access from day one. This streamlined process reduces administrative overhead and minimizes the risk of errors, ensuring that user credentials and access rights are accurately assigned. Veridium’s platform supports various enrollment methods, including biometric registration and multi-factor authentication, providing a seamless and user-friendly experience.

Based on user roles, risk profiles, and regulatory requirements

Dynamic Identity Assurance Levels

Veridium’s platform enables organizations to assign different Identity Assurance Levels (IALs) during the enrollment process based on user roles, risk profiles, and regulatory requirements. Higher assurance levels can be assigned to users with access to sensitive information or critical systems, requiring more stringent authentication methods such as biometrics and multi-factor authentication. This dynamic approach ensures that security measures are appropriately matched to the risk associated with each user, enhancing overall security and compliance with industry standards such as NIST, GDPR, and HIPAA.