UDV Technologies provides expert implementation and support for Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) and PAM solutions. We help you manage the identity lifecycle, secure privileged access, and ensure compliance
Frameworks like UAE IAS, NCA ECC/OTCC, and ISO/IEC 27001 mandate strong identity governance and privileged access control. Failure to comply risks fines and loss of trust
Compromised identities remain the #1 attack vector in 80% of breaches. Protecting user accounts is your first line of defense
Cloud infrastructure, remote work and BYOD trend expand the attack surface. Without centralized identity control, every new integration adds potential vulnerabilities
Our engineers have completed more than 70 enterprise projects — securely, on time, and in full compliance
Clients turn to us when projects stall, integrations break, or trust is on the line. We step in, sort it out, and move things forward
Our team holds up-to-date certifications from key technology providers
SoD Conflict Management ensures proper role distribution and access controls across systems, helping organizations prevent conflicting permissions and stay audit-ready
Establish secure control over privileged accounts with a tailored strategy, clear governance model, and smooth implementation across critical systems
Implement and tailor Identity Governance solutions to fit organizational processes — from lifecycle automation to policy enforcement and compliance reporting
Implement and adapt Identity Governance to automate user lifecycle, enforce access policies, and maintain full audit readiness across systems
Streamline access management with a scalable RBAC framework that supports automation, reduces risk, and ensures least-privilege access across the organization
Whether you’re starting from scratch or need support midstream, UDV can step in at any stage of your IAM journey. We can:
Ensuring compliance with UAE PDPL, DHA/DOH security rules, and ISO 27001 while protecting patient data and connected medical systems
Stay compliant with UAE CBIS, SAMA Cybersecurity Framework, PCI DSS, SWIFT CSP, NCA ECC, and ISO 27001 — without disrupting critical operations
Meet the TDRA UAE Guidelines, CITC Cybersecurity Controls (KSA), NCA ECC, ISO 27001, and ETSI standards, ensuring secure networks and regulatory compliance
We help energy companies comply with NCA ECC & OTCC (KSA), UAE IAS, IEC 62443, and ISO 27001, ensuring OT security, regulatory alignment, and protection of critical infrastructure
We support manufacturers in meeting NCA ECC & OTCC (KSA), UAE IAS, IEC 62443, and ISO 27001, ensuring secure industrial networks and compliance across complex OT
Access is one of the fastest ways to reduce risk – and one of the hardest to control at scale. Our identity governance service helps you define who should have access, enforce it consistently, and prove it during compliance and auditing.
Identity governance and administration connects identity and access management (IAM) with access governance: roles, approvals, access reviews, and clean offboarding. The result is fewer “standing” permissions, faster access requests, and clear accountability for entitlement management across applications, cloud platforms, and directory services.
We design and deliver an identity and access management governance model tailored to your org structure, risk profile, and audit obligations. Typical scope includes:
Identity lifecycle management for joiner/mover/leaver, including user provisioning and deprovisioning.
Role-based access control (RBAC) with role engineering to reduce manual exceptions.
Access certification, recurring access reviews, and evidence-ready reporting.
Segregation of duties (SoD) rules to prevent toxic combinations of access.
Automated workflows, self-service access requests, and policy enforcement.
Identity analytics and reporting to highlight anomalies and high-risk entitlements.
Integrations for identity federation, single sign-on (SSO), and multi-factor authentication (MFA).
This work strengthens access management and supports a zero trust architecture without slowing teams down. Business owners get clear approvals, IT reduces tickets, and security gains a measurable security identity governance baseline.
We work with leading identity platforms and can implement One Identity Identity Governance solutions end to end. For organizations standardizing on the One Identity stack, we support One Identity Governance and Administration for governance workflows, certifications, and SoD controls, integrated with directories and IdP services.
Where advanced risk signals are required, One Identity Behavior-Driven Governance can add context to access decisions and reviews using behavioral insights. Whether you use One Identity Governance or a mixed ecosystem, we focus on clean identity data synchronization so governance stays accurate.
Discover: map applications, owners, existing controls, and audit findings.
Design: define policies, role model, approval matrix, and reporting needs.
Build: configure workflows, connectors, and review campaigns; test edge cases.
Roll out: phased go-live by business unit or application tier; train approvers.
Operate: tune roles, add systems, and run scheduled certifications.
You need reliable access reviews for audits and want to stop “spreadsheet certifications.”
Offboarding is inconsistent, and privileged or shared accounts are hard to track.
You have too many ad-hoc exceptions and need RBAC and workflow automation.
You are implementing PAM and want governance to cover privileged access management (PAM) as well as standard access.
If you are searching for a PAM solution cybersecurity teams can trust, we ensure governance and privileged controls work together: privileged roles are reviewed, approvals are traceable, and deprovisioning is enforced.
What problems does identity governance solve first?
Most organizations start with visibility and accountability: who owns each app, which entitlements exist, and who approved access. Then we reduce risk by tightening identity lifecycle management, automating deprovisioning, and establishing regular access certification.
How is identity governance different from access management?
Access management is the day-to-day mechanics of granting and revoking access. Identity governance adds controls around that work: policies, SoD checks, access requests, and reviews with audit evidence. Together, they create identity management and governance that scales.
Will this disrupt our existing IAM?
No. We typically layer governance on top of what you already have—directory services, an IdP, SSO, MFA, and application connectors. We improve data quality via identity data synchronization and then automate workflows in phases.
How do you build RBAC without months of workshops?
We start with a minimum viable role model based on real entitlements and business needs. Role engineering is iterative: publish roles, measure exceptions, refine. Identity analytics and reporting helps identify where roles are too broad or too granular.
How do access reviews become easier for managers?
We design campaigns around clear decisions: keep, remove, or escalate. Reviews are grouped by application owner and risk level, with context such as last login or privileged status. This makes access reviews faster and improves completion.
Do you support compliance requirements?
Yes. We align controls and reporting with common regulatory expectations and your security policy. The goal is repeatable compliance and auditing evidence: approvals, SoD outcomes, certification records, and deprovisioning proof.
Can governance cover contractors and third parties?
Yes. Identity governance and user management should include external identities. We define sponsorship, time-bound access, and automated expiry to reduce long-lived permissions.
What about privileged accounts and PAM?
Governance should not ignore privileged access. We integrate with privileged access management (PAM) so privileged entitlements are requested, approved, and certified with stronger policy enforcement, including emergency access controls when required.
If you need a clear plan, we can run a short assessment and propose a phased roadmap, including quick wins for deprovisioning, first certification cycles, and the target governance model. You also receive a clear RACI for access owners and approvers.
We specialize in critical infrastructure, healthcare, finance, government, and industrial sectors — where security and compliance are non-negotiable. At the same time, we work across all industries. Our engineers focus on infrastructure itself — regardless of the business domain. We understand the legal and regulatory frameworks specific to different sectors and help our clients stay fully compliant.
Yes. We’ve had cases where our team picked up failed integrations and brought them to a successful launch. We’re ready to step in at any stage — whether things just started going off-track or the project’s been stuck for months. Our focus is always the same: get you to the finish line.
We operate across the MENA region and support international deployments in partnership with global vendors.
Yes. Our team holds certifications from leading vendors like One Identity, Segura, and others.
We design systems that meet regional and industry-specific regulations — from critical infrastructure to finance and healthcare.
Key frameworks we support include: UAE PDPL, NCA ECC & OTCC, UAE IAS, Dubai Health Data Law, MOHAP, ISO 27001 / 27799 / 62443, and NIST. Access control, auditability, and traceability come by default — so you’re always ready for audits and scale.
Absolutely. We adapt to your environment, integrate seamlessly with internal teams, and avoid unnecessary restructuring. We can also operate in a white-label format — supporting partners’ clients under your brand, with full alignment to your workflows and tools.
We can help define it — starting with a discovery phase, audit, or technical workshop.
Yes. We provide post-project support, knowledge transfer, and can act as a long-term partner for evolution and scaling.
It depends on project scope and urgency — when things are critical – we mobilize fast.
We take on the hard cases. We don’t overpromise. We deliver — even when others couldn’t.
