Executive summary
Cloud adoption, hybrid work and external partners have made IAM far more complex, while regulation tightens and identity remains a leading cause of breaches.
Modern IAM affects efficiency, risk, compliance and productivity, not just authentication.
The hidden costs of fragmented identity
- Security exposure from credential misuse, excess permissions and slow deprovisioning
- Operational drag from password resets, manual provisioning and spreadsheet tracking
- Audit fatigue from manual evidence gathering and reactive preparation
- License waste from unused SaaS seats and lingering accounts
Yali's approach
One identity layer for authentication, governance and lifecycle across cloud, on-prem and hybrid, enforced continuously and automatically.
Automation as a financial multiplier
Day-one access without tickets, permissions that follow role changes, and instant revocation at exit. Small per-user savings compound at enterprise scale.
Governance that reduces risk, not velocity
RBAC and ABAC for least privilege, approval-based and time-bound access, plus SSO, Adaptive MFA and passwordless for a better user experience.
Quantifiable outcomes
- Lower IT support costs
- Higher workforce productivity
- Lower security and compliance risk
- License and cost optimization
IAM as a strategic enabler
- Secure hybrid and remote work
- Controlled, time-bound third-party access
- Scale through growth, M&A and cloud migration
- Zero Trust without added friction