Netwrix Identity Manager: IGA-Plattform

Yes. Usercube was acquired by Netwrix and rebranded as Netwrix Identity Manager. The product, its capabilities, and its underlying technology are unchanged — only the name and branding have been updated.

IGA software helps with the process of creating, maintaining, and securing digital identities to ensure the right people have the right access to the right resources. It helps organizations securely manage user accounts, permissions, and authentication across systems.

Identity management software focuses on governing user identities, authentication, and provisioning, while access management enforces policies that control user permissions to applications and sensitive data.

By automating user lifecycle management, enforcing role-based access control (RBAC), and monitoring identity risks, identity management software helps eliminate privilege sprawl and unauthorized access — key factors in preventing security breaches.

Yes. Identity management solutions secure remote access by enforcing authentication policies, automating access provisioning, and ensuring employees and third parties only have access to necessary applications and resources.

Industries handling sensitive data, such as finance, healthcare, government, and retail, benefit from strong IAM and governance controls to maintain compliance, mitigate security risks, and streamline audits.

Your company will start seeing immediate benefits upon implementation. Our approach ensures gradual organizational benefits through a phased deployment strategy, enabling you to maximize value as the deployment progresses.

Yes. Netwrix Identity Manager provides a scalable and modular approach to identity governance, making it suitable for organizations of any size. Whether starting with basic user provisioning or implementing full-scale IGA, Netwrix adapts to your security needs.

Netwrix Identity Manager helps organizations meet compliance requirements such as NIST SP 800-53, NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF), ISO 27001, and other security regulations by:

• Automating access reviews and enforcing least privilege
• Restricting access to sensitive data and applications with policy controls
• Providing real-time auditing and compliance reporting
• Enforcing strong authentication and password security policies
• Ensuring segregation of duties (SoD) to reduce fraud risks