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Converged Identity Platform

ARCON provides a single point of control for all identity types — interactive, non-interactive, machine, and embedded — regardless of whether they operate in an on-premise, cloud, or hybrid environment.

The No. 1 Converged Identity Platform

Amid rapid digital transformation, growing IT infrastructure complexity, and expanding threat vectors, business leaders demand stronger cybersecurity posture.

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Identity-Focused Security: The Foundation of Cybersecurity and Accountability

Organizations today face uncontrolled identity sprawl due to cloud adoption, automation, OT/IT convergence, and the rapid rise of IoT devices. In this context, protecting digital identities is vital for maintaining security and accountability.

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Fragmented Identities: Time to Build a Perimeter Around Every Digital Identity

Creating a unified identity structure is a key step in implementing identity-first security and the Zero Trust model. It enables IT teams to manage users, machine identities, and access rights with full control and visibility.

Building a Unified Identity Structure

By implementing the ARCON Converged Identity platform, organizations create an integrated identity management system that ensures continuous, context-aware control along with centralized administration and monitoring of distributed identities — a core requirement of the Zero Trust model.

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Security, Admin Efficiency & Scalability with ARCON | Converged Identity Platform

The platform ensures reliable protection, simplifies identity management, and enables easy scaling to meet the growing needs of your IT infrastructure.

ARCON Converged Identity Platform

The first truly native identity management platform offering out-of-the-box integrations, intuitive workflows, robust reporting, and a reliable orchestration engine.

As a native solution from a single vendor, ARCON Converged Identity eliminates the complexity of managing multiple IAM systems, enhancing IT administration efficiency and reducing operational costs.

With the ARCON Converged Program, your organization will benefit from tight integration between CI (Converged Identity) and Endpoint Management tools.

The platform offers one of the most advanced and secure password vaults, supporting secure password rotation, secrets management, and credential handling.

The ARCON CI package includes numerous pre-built connectors, enabling fast integration and scalable deployment.

ARCON supports flexible deployment models — both in cloud (SaaS) and on-premises — to fit your organizational needs.

Typical Converged Identity Solution

Typical converged identity solutions are built from components of different vendors. As a result, they lack unified integration and are complex to deploy.

The idea of managing multiple identities with a unified engine remains incomplete — even IAM, IGA, and PAM modules require complex integrations, increasing service costs.

These solutions often cover only basic IAM functionality and lack advanced capabilities for endpoint control.

They also lack a full-fledged credential management mechanism, which negatively affects both security and accountability.

The limited number of connectors hinders scalability, and the absence of flexible deployment models narrows implementation options.

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ARCON’s Unified Approach to IAM

ARCON’s unified Identity and Access Management (IAM) approach ensures full transparency across the digital environment and provides a centralized engine for managing dynamic scenarios involving both human and non-human identities.

ARCON Converged Identity Suite

Provides a holistic view of the entire Identity and Access Management (IAM) system, enabling security and compliance professionals to efficiently manage, control, and administer all types of digital identities, users, as well as business and infrastructure assets.

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ARCON provides a converged IAM platform that encompasses all key identity management components: IGA, access management, and PAM.
At the same time, it includes password management capabilities, corporate Single Sign-On support, and basic endpoint management.

Martin Kuppinger, Principal Analyst, KuppingerCole AG

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