IT Security Services

Our thorough threat audits help us identify your infrastructure’s most critical vulnerabilities, allowing us to implement the encryptions & protocols you require.

APPLICATION LEVEL SECURITY

Application level security helps to control application access on a per-user role or per-user basis. This typically includes a role-based menuing system, which displays different menu options to different users based on their role.

ROW-LEVEL (or MULTI-TENANT) SECURITY

A critical aspect of B2B, BI, and reporting applications, multi-tenant security control data access within a single application at the row level. Thus, multiple users can access the same application, but only view the data they’re authorized to see.

FLEXIBLE AUTHENTICATION

Considering the nature of business generally software uses multiple application authentication sources. Business-focused application development software offers flexible authentication options, resulting authenticate applications using whatever authentication sources user already have in place.

USER SPECIFIC DATA SOURCES

This security feature is like row-level security, but on a database level. It means it can be building a single application that accesses different data sources depending on the user.

SINGLE SIGN-ON

Single sign-on (SSO) is a session/user authentication process that ensure users enter their name and password in only one place, and access multiple related applications. It authenticates the user for all the applications they’re authorized to access and eliminates login prompts when switching between applications in a single session.

USER PRIVILEGE PARAMETERS

User privilege parameters are used to personalize features and security to individual users or user roles. These user privilege parameters are saved to a user’s profile and accessible throughout every application.

APPLICATION AUDIT

Auditing application activity helps to identify end-user activity for sign-on/sign-off activities. This ensure to see when a user has logged in, which application they accessed, and when they logged off.