Workforce Identity unifies strong authentication with contextual authorization and identity management to provide federal agencies an end-to-end platform that delivers identity and access management. Having achieved the FedRAMP High Authorization designation with authority to operate (ATO), Workforce Identity is ready to work with government agencies to reduce cyber risks at federal, state, and local levels. With this designation, Workforce Identity can modernize cloud adoption, support hybrid federal environments, provide the foundation to zero-trust architectures and deliver identity security at the highest level of security assurance.
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