Directory, sign-on, assurance
Universal Directory, authenticator lifecycle, MFA and passwordless journeys, SSO, sessions, and application access.
Market reference: Okta Workforce Identity ↗ · Microsoft Entra ID ↗Atlas brings directory, authentication, federation, governance, policy, privileged access, TrustAI, and evidence into a self-hosted ICAM platform. Deploy it on premises, in a private cloud, or at the edge—and move application routes into it at the pace your organization controls.
Identity programs accumulate product boundaries: synchronized directories, federation bridges, governance exports, policy adapters, and separate evidence trails. Atlas places the critical functions on one shared identity and decision model.
Atlas can be the primary identity plane or take authority for selected applications while incumbent routes continue in parallel.
Explore how each discipline uses the same directory objects, application inventory, policy context, and evidence lineage. The boundaries remain explicit; the operating model is shared.
Normalize people, service principals, devices, groups, roles, applications, and entitlements while retaining their authoritative source. Matching and reconciliation happen before a source change becomes an Atlas decision input.
Universal Directory →Operate OIDC/OAuth and SAML trust, clients, claims, signing keys, metadata, and sessions from the same application inventory. Atlas can act as provider, broker, or relying party and move routes by approved cohort.
Protocol coverage →Requests, approvals, roles, provisioning, certifications, and revocation use linked identity and application objects. Operators see who authorized a change, what was fulfilled, and whether the target state reconciled.
Lifecycle & governance →Vector Language combines typed identity, device, assurance, relationship, and resource inputs. TrustAI contributes bounded evidence projections; resource policy remains the decision authority and records the evaluated version.
TrustAI & policy →Sessions, privileged access, key lifecycles, audit receipts, and site health use one operational surface. On-premises and edge deployments can evaluate scoped policy locally and reconcile when connectivity returns.
Deployment patterns →Large environments often assemble the following disciplines from separate products. Atlas brings their core operating functions into one deployable system and one administrative model.
Universal Directory, authenticator lifecycle, MFA and passwordless journeys, SSO, sessions, and application access.
Market reference: Okta Workforce Identity ↗ · Microsoft Entra ID ↗OIDC/OAuth and SAML roles, managed clients and relying parties, claims, certificates, signing keys, and staged application routes.
Market reference: PingFederate ↗Role and entitlement relationships, governed requests, approvals, lifecycle provisioning, certification, and reconciliation evidence.
Market reference: SailPoint Identity Security Cloud ↗ · Entra ID Governance ↗Vector policy, TrustAI evidence, device and network context, privileged access, session controls, and decision receipts.
Atlas implementation: Vector policy → · TrustAI →Every separate control plane brings another integration, object copy, policy translation, upgrade cycle, and incident handoff. Bringing critical functions together reduces that operating surface and creates a path to fewer independently licensed systems.
Watch a staged migration →Atlas can be deployed where resources live. Each site applies its own policy and authority; federation carries scoped claims and validated evidence, while applications retain local enforcement.