RSAIdentity security and access control at scale
RSA Platinum Partner – identity, access and security operations through SCC
- SCC is an RSA Platinum Partner
- 10+ year partnership with RSA
Identity and access control that adapts to real threat
RSA delivers identity and access management (IAM) and security operations solutions for organisations managing risk across cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments. The strength is flexibility: RSA adapts to your actual threat model and operational constraints rather than forcing a single authentication approach. That adaptability matters when compliance, user experience and security all need balancing.
SCC is an RSA Platinum Partner with a relationship spanning over a decade. We design authentication strategies that support zero trust principles while remaining usable. We configure role-based access that prevents over-provisioning without creating bottlenecks. Rather than treating identity as a perimeter problem, we position it as foundational to operational security and compliance.
FAQs
What is SCC’s partnership status with RSA?
SCC is an RSA Platinum Partner with a relationship spanning over a decade.
How does RSA identity management work with our existing systems?
RSA integrates with on-premises Active Directory, Azure AD, cloud applications and legacy systems. We assess your existing identity infrastructure first, then design RSA as either a replacement or a layer above what you already have.
What is zero trust and why should we care?
Zero trust is a security model that verifies every access request rather than trusting network perimeter security. It is more complex to implement but significantly harder to attack. RSA supports zero trust. We design implementation that balances security with operational practicality.
How do we manage access as teams and roles change?
RSA provides role-based access control and workflow tools to approve access changes. We configure that workflow to match your organisational structure and compliance requirements. As roles change, access automatically adjusts.
What happens if someone’s credentials are compromised?
RSA detects anomalous access patterns and can automatically prompt for additional verification or block access. We configure alerts so your security team is aware of suspicious activity.
Do we need to replace our current authentication system to use RSA?
Not necessarily. RSA can work alongside existing systems, gradually assuming more responsibility over time. We assess your current infrastructure and recommend an approach that minimises disruption whilst improving security.
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Identity is where the real threats are. Network perimeter security is not enough. RSA provides the identity platform. SCC, an RSA Platinum Partner for over a decade, makes sure that platform works.
