Can strong authentication be integrated with existing identity and access management systems?

Yes, and in most enterprise environments this integration is essential, since authentication needs to plug into an organization's existing identity and access management (IAM) infrastructure rather than operate as a disconnected silo that duplicates identity data.

How this integration typically works:

• SAML-based SSO: Cryptas Enterprise PKI, through primeID Certify, supports SAML-based single sign-on with existing IAM systems.
• Directory alignment: Certificate-based identities can be tied to existing directory entries in Active Directory or Azure AD.
• Policy consistency: Access policies defined in the IAM system continue to govern what an authenticated user can do.
• Reduced duplication: Strong authentication becomes an additional verification layer within existing workflows rather than a parallel identity system to maintain.

This allows certificate-based strong authentication to be layered into established identity workflows, giving organizations stronger sign-in security without needing to rebuild their existing IAM architecture from scratch.