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N8 Identity

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Website
  
www.n8id.com

Founded
  
2000

Headquarters
  
Burlington, Canada

Number of employees
  
20

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Industry
  
Identity and Access Management

Key people
  
Jay O’Donnell, president and CEO Walter Berndl, vice president of engineering Shawn Upson, vice president of sales

Products
  
Employee Lifecycle Manager (ELM) ELM Utility

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N8 Identity is an identity and access management (IAM) provider headquartered in Ontario, Canada. It sells identity and access orchestration through the lifecycle of a user within an organization: onboarding, change in responsibility, ad hoc self-service and offboarding.

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History

Privately held and based in Burlington, Ontario, N8 Identity is Canada’s largest dedicated Identity and Access Management (IAM) provider. The company was founded in 2000 as an identity and access management consulting business. In 2006 the company developed Employee Lifecycle Manager (ELM), which it released in 2007, transitioning from a consultant into a provider.

Technology

Identity and access management (IAM) help organizations improve information security and compliance. N8 Identity specializes in identity and access orchestration through the lifecycle of a user within an organization: onboarding, change in responsibility, ad hoc self-service and offboarding.

Employee Lifecycle Manager was the first IAM the company released. ELM has been described as incorporating organizational controls within business processes and solving compliance requirements, preventing access policy breaches. ELM is designed for compliance with SOX, HIPAA, PIPEDA and other federal security regulations.

N8 Identity also offers ELM Utility, a turn-key SaaS (software as a service) offering for employee onboarding, change in responsibility and offboarding processes.

References

N8 Identity Wikipedia