Platforms
The platforms we design and deliver on. Deep, deliberate, integrated.
We are platform-fluent, not platform-agnostic. The platforms below are the ones we have chosen to invest in deeply because they fit the architecture we design around — identity as a security control plane, composed of services that exchange signals deliberately. Each one is delivered with principal-level expertise and architectural ownership, not as a configuration job.
Our services define what we deliver. The platforms below define what we deliver on.
Platforms
Workforce
Okta
Workforce SSO, MFA, lifecycle, governance, threat protection, and posture management as one integrated platform.
Okta Workforce Identity Cloud is our lead workforce platform. We architect deployments around it because the breadth (SSO, adaptive MFA, lifecycle, IGA, ITP, ISPM, Workflows) lets us treat workforce identity as a single control plane rather than a stack of point products. Design-first, platform-fluent.
What we deliver on it
Customer Identity
Okta / Auth0
Customer authentication, passkeys, consent, fraud signals, and identity orchestration designed around the buyer journey.
Okta Customer Identity Cloud (formerly Auth0) is the platform behind our CIAM practice. Passkey-first flows, identity verification, consent, real-time fraud signals, and the orchestration layer that lets step-up authentication fire at the right moment without breaking conversion.
What we deliver on it
AI Agents
Okta / Auth0
First-class identity primitives for the AI agents now acting on behalf of users and services.
Auth0 for AI Agents extends Customer Identity Cloud with delegation, scoped tokens, tool-use boundaries, and on-behalf-of flows for autonomous workloads. We architect customer-facing AI features on this so the authentication and authorisation layer is built for agents from day one, not retrofitted after the first incident.
What we deliver on it
Enterprise Browser
Island
Identity-aware policy enforcement at the browser layer. Last-mile DLP, session recording, contractor and BYOD enablement.
Island is the platform behind our enterprise-browser practice. It collapses parts of the SWG, CASB, VDI, and DLP stack into the runtime where work actually happens, with identity-aware controls inside the browser — so the policy enforcement point lives next to the application, not behind a network appliance.
What we deliver on it
Identity Resilience
Acsense
Continuous tenant backup, point-in-time recovery, drift detection, and forensic audit history for identity platforms.
Acsense is the platform behind our identity-resilience practice. It runs alongside Okta (and other identity platforms) to capture continuous baselines, detect drift against a known-good state, and provide surgical point-in-time recovery — so the day a configuration mistake, insider action, or token compromise needs to be undone, recovery is in minutes, not weeks.
What we deliver on it
Approach
We believe deep expertise on a small number of platforms beats shallow coverage of every product on the market. The five above cover the identity control plane the way we design it: workforce, customer, AI agents, the browser as policy-enforcement point, and the resilience layer underneath.
Each is deployed with the same discipline: identity as a security outcome first, configuration second. The platforms compose with one another rather than competing for the same control surface, and that composition is the architecture we own.
The selection is deliberate. We chose each platform on three tests: it is best-in-class for the layer it owns, it composes into one identity control plane rather than standing alone, and it rewards depth over breadth. That is why we cover five platforms well instead of fifty at the surface. Here is the reasoning behind each one.
Workforce
Okta Workforce Identity Cloud
We lead with Workforce Identity Cloud because its breadth lets us treat workforce identity as a single control plane rather than a stack of point products. SSO, adaptive MFA, lifecycle, IGA, ITP, ISPM, and Workflows live in one platform, so the authentication, governance, and threat layers share one model instead of being stitched together after the fact.
Customer Identity
Okta Customer Identity Cloud (Auth0)
Customer Identity Cloud earns its place because it carries the full buyer journey: passkey-first authentication, identity verification, consent, real-time fraud signals, and the orchestration layer that fires step-up at the right moment without breaking conversion. It is the customer-side counterpart to the workforce plane, built on the same vendor relationship rather than a disconnected one.
AI Agents
Auth0 for AI Agents
Auth0 for AI Agents is here because it extends Customer Identity Cloud with delegation, scoped tokens, tool-use boundaries, and on-behalf-of flows rather than introducing a parallel system. Agent identity becomes one plane with the rest of the CIAM stack, so the authorisation layer is built for agents from day one instead of being retrofitted after the first incident.
Enterprise Browser
Island Enterprise Browser
Island is the platform that moves the policy-enforcement point next to the application instead of behind a network appliance. Identity-aware controls inside the browser collapse parts of the SWG, CASB, VDI, and DLP stack into the runtime where work actually happens, which is the layer our architecture treats as the last mile of identity.
Identity Resilience
Acsense Identity Resilience
Acsense is the resilience layer underneath the rest. It runs alongside Okta to capture continuous baselines, detect drift against a known-good state, and provide surgical point-in-time recovery, so a configuration mistake, insider action, or token compromise can be undone in minutes rather than weeks. It completes the control plane by making it recoverable.
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