One identity system.
Fewer control planes.

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.

One identity graphPeople, groups, roles, devices, applications, and entitlements retain source lineage.
One decision pathAssurance, resource policy, trust evidence, and session state meet at access time.
Many deployment sitesConnected and disconnected sites enforce their own scoped policy and authority.

Consolidate the seams, not just the screens.

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.

Layered identity estateSeveral systems, several handoffs
DirectorySSO & federationIGAPrivileged accessRisk & policyAudit evidence
Connectors · object copies · rule translation · reconciliation
Authoritative sourcesApplications & resources
Atlas ICAMShared identity, policy, and evidence
AtlasControl & evidence plane
Universal DirectoryAuthentication & federationGovernance & lifecycleVector policyPrivileged accessTrustAI & receipts
One linked subject · session · resource · decision record
Authoritative sourcesApplications & resources

Atlas can be the primary identity plane or take authority for selected applications while incumbent routes continue in parallel.

Critical functions, engineered together.

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.

Identity foundation

One graph for every identity relationship.

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 →

A broad identity stack in one platform.

Large environments often assemble the following disciplines from separate products. Atlas brings their core operating functions into one deployable system and one administrative model.

Federation server

Trust, protocol, keys, routing

OIDC/OAuth and SAML roles, managed clients and relying parties, claims, certificates, signing keys, and staged application routes.

Market reference: PingFederate ↗
Policy and response

Decide, observe, investigate

Vector policy, TrustAI evidence, device and network context, privileged access, session controls, and decision receipts.

Atlas implementation: Vector policy → · TrustAI →

Consolidation changes the cost equation.

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 →
01Fewer duplicated recordsSource-native identities connect to stable Atlas subjects and a common application inventory.
02Fewer policy seamsAssurance, access, trust evidence, and session response use an explicit decision path.
03Fewer operational handoffsProvisioning, enforcement, investigation, and audit can follow the same linked record.

One system across distinct trust boundaries.

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.

EnterpriseWorkforce & applicationsDirectory · SSO · governance
Private networkFederation & policyTrust · keys · decision receipts
Edge siteLocal decision authoritySigned policy · local evidence