IAM & PAM — Identity & Privileged Access Management — Saudi Arabia

Almost every serious breach in Saudi Arabia eventually runs through one thing: privileged credentials. An admin password reused, a dormant service account, a contractor's lingering access — and an attacker moves from a single foothold to domain dominance. Skyline implements identity and access management (IAM) and privileged access management (PAM) so that who-can-do-what is controlled, time-bound, and provable.

We start by discovering the privileged accounts you didn't know you had — local admins, service accounts, hard-coded secrets, shared logins — then bring them under control: vaulted credentials, automatic rotation, just-in-time elevation, recorded privileged sessions, and the removal of standing access nobody actually needs. On the broader IAM side we deploy single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, conditional access, automated joiner-mover-leaver provisioning, and periodic access certification so dormant entitlements don't quietly accumulate.

• Privileged account discovery — surface every admin, service and shared account across your estate before securing it.
• Vaulting & rotation — eliminate shared and hard-coded passwords with automatic credential rotation and session recording.
• Just-in-time & least privilege — grant elevation only when needed, for as long as needed, and revoke it automatically.
• Modern IAM — SSO, MFA and conditional access across Microsoft Entra ID, Active Directory and SaaS apps.
• Governance & review — automated provisioning and access certification that produces clean evidence for auditors.

Strong identity and privileged access directly support Saudi regulatory expectations — NCA ECC and OTCC both mandate role-based access, MFA, elimination of default and shared credentials, and logged privileged use, while PDPL demands you control who reaches personal data. Vendor-neutral implementation across Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and the GCC, on-prem, cloud or hybrid.