We help organisations manage user access and digital certificates across their IT environments. Our solutions are designed around existing applications and systems, secure communication requirements and infrastructure management needs.
For businesses that need visibility into user identities, roles and access permissions across internal systems and applications.
For organisations running internal applications and services that require digital certificates to secure communication between systems.
For businesses operating websites, applications and publicly accessible services that need reliable TLS certificate management and renewal.
Centralised identity and access management makes it easier to see who has access to individual business systems and applications.
We configure access permissions based on user roles and organisational requirements, helping reduce unnecessary privileges and improve access management.
An internal certificate authority enables the issuance and management of digital certificates for internal systems and services. TLS certificates help protect communication between them.
Management of publicly trusted certificates includes validity checks and renewal planning, helping reduce the risk of service disruption caused by expired certificates.
Identity and certificate management services help organisations control access to business systems and secure communication between applications and services. Here are answers to common questions about IAM, certificate authorities and TLS/SSL certificate management.
Identity and Access Management (IAM) refers to the management of digital identities and access permissions across business systems, applications and data.
IAM helps organisations control who can access individual systems and what permissions they have. Centralised identity management makes it easier to manage user accounts, roles and access policies, while helping reduce risks associated with excessive or outdated permissions.
An internal certificate authority (CA) issues and manages digital certificates within an organisation. These certificates can secure communication between internal servers, applications and services. The organisation must configure the relevant systems to trust its internal CA.
A public certificate authority issues certificates that standard browsers and operating systems can trust, provided the relevant trust and validation requirements are met. These certificates are commonly used for public websites and applications.
Zeta Nova provides certificate management services according to each customer's IT environment and requirements.
TLS/SSL certificates have a limited validity period. If a certificate expires without being replaced, users may encounter browser security warnings or connection failures.
Certificate management therefore includes maintaining an inventory, monitoring expiry dates and planning renewals. Alerting and automated renewal capabilities depend on the technologies used and the agreed service scope.
Identity management enables organisations to define rules for granting, modifying and removing access permissions based on user roles.
When an employee joins, the appropriate access can be assigned. When they change roles, permissions can be updated. When they leave, accounts and access can be disabled or revoked. The specific procedures and level of automation depend on the systems in use and the proposed IAM solution.
Yes. Selected identity, access and digital certificate management solutions can also be designed for an organisation's existing IT infrastructure.
Platform ONE provides an integrated infrastructure solution with a mandatory core technology configuration that can be extended with additional identity and certificate management capabilities.
The appropriate deployment approach depends on the applications in use, infrastructure architecture and the organisation's security requirements.
We can help you manage user identities, access permissions and digital certificates. Let's define a solution that fits your existing IT infrastructure, business applications and security requirements.