Companies looking to drive their digital transformation strategies need to make sure their mission-critical data is properly protected at all times. With this in mind, digital transformation services player SPG is enhancing its cyber security capabilities in a new partnership with Saviynt, a provider of cloud-native identity and governance platform solutions.
The partnership will provide enterprises with a converged solution encompassing identity management, privileged access management (PAM), and application governance. This approach secures digital assets and data across hybrid ecosystems, ensuring enhanced cyber security for internal and external applications.
Charlie Grey, partner director for EMEA at Saviynt, said: "Our partnership with SPG offers a powerful combination of identity governance and administration solutions, that help organisations optimise security, reduce complexity, and maximise their return on investment."
Saviynt's Identity Cloud platform helps organisations orchestrate workforce and enterprise applications while managing privileged and third-party identities. The Identity Cloud platform, said the provider, supports automated risk management and actions powered by machine learning, to “provide value and scalability”.
By leveraging Saviynt's platform, SPG says it will deliver a more resilient and secure identity ecosystem to its clients, allowing them to streamline identity governance processes and reduce costs.
Gareth Humphreys, SPG CEO, said: "We have a holistic approach to digital transformation, where cyber security plays an integral role in every step of the process. The partnership with Saviynt, and our broader investment in hiring new staff and expanding partnerships, will ensure we continue offering customers the best solution.”
SPG is part of the Solution Performance Group, which also offers technology talent recruitment services, and software development support to companies.
