IAM · PAM · Identity Security
Identity is the new perimeter: most attacks walk in through an account — and do real damage with a privileged one. We bring order to who can access what, with which privilege, for how long — from Entra ID to CyberArk.
The problem
Stolen credentials and excessive privileges are the shortest path to a serious incident — and the first thing auditors and enterprise customers check.
Standing, shared or forgotten admin accounts — each one a vault key left outside the vault.
Permissions granted “just for now” that stay forever. Leavers whose access never leaves.
“Who has access to what?” shouldn’t be a hard question — without IAM/PAM, it is.
How it works
We start with what you already pay for (Entra ID/PIM in Microsoft 365) and scale to dedicated platforms only when it’s justified.
Inventory of identities, privileged accounts, permissions and risks — with clear priorities.
MFA and conditional access everywhere, PIM/just-in-time for administration, least privilege and credential vaulting.
Identity lifecycle, periodic access reviews and reporting — evidence ready for audits, NIS2 and ISO 27001.
Why XKONSULTING
We don’t sell the most expensive platform — we sell control. For many companies, the Entra ID P2 already in your licensing solves 80% of the problem. We tell you exactly what’s missing and why, before proposing any tool.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on size and risk. We always start with what your licensing already includes (Entra ID/PIM); dedicated platforms come in only when the case justifies it — and we tell you why.
The risk is the same, at scale: one compromised admin account in an SMB is often fatal. What changes is the solution — proportional, without enterprise bureaucracy.
Initial discovery takes weeks, not months. Controls land by risk priority — MFA and PIM first, governance next.
Yes — we design and implement together with your IT (internal or a provider), with clear boundaries and knowledge transfer.
Talk to us
A 15-minute call is enough to understand your context and propose the first step.
Talk to us before “who has access to what?” gets asked by an attacker or an auditor.
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