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Anomalix Identity as a Service is a cloud-based identity management solution that helps organizations securely manage and access employee and client data. The solution provides a centralized location for storing and managing identity data, as well as a set of tools for managing access to that data. The solution features role-based access control, which allows organizations to control who can access what data, and auditing capabilities, which provides a record of who accessed what data and when.=More Information= | <br> | ||
Anomalix Identity as a Service is a cloud-based identity management solution that helps organizations securely manage and access employee and client data. The solution provides a centralized location for storing and managing identity data, as well as a set of tools for managing access to that data. The solution features role-based access control, which allows organizations to control who can access what data, and auditing capabilities, which provides a record of who accessed what data and when. The solution also includes a self | |||
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Revision as of 05:04, 23 April 2024
Description
Anomalix Identity as a Service is a cloud-based identity management solution that helps organizations securely manage and access employee and client data. The solution provides a centralized location for storing and managing identity data, as well as a set of tools for managing access to that data. The solution features role-based access control, which allows organizations to control who can access what data, and auditing capabilities, which provides a record of who accessed what data and when. The solution also includes a self
