RIZQ
Central identity · SSO · privileged access · MFA

One identity. Every platform. Admin only when it is earned.

Advanced identity administration: every user, every platform and every admin right governed from one central identity source. Single sign-on gets people into the applications they are entitled to; privileged access management decides who can elevate, when and with what audit trail; and MFA extends to workstation and server logins in a form users adopt without friction.

  • Central identity source
  • SSO
  • Privileged access management
  • MFA on workstations and servers
  • Easy to deploy and live with
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1central identity source for every platform
SSOone login, every entitled app
0standing admin rights
MFAon workstation and server logins

Identity, MFA and Privileged Access

What is at stake

Without a managed program, every gap is an incident waiting.

Identity sprawl

Separate logins for each platform mean nobody can say who has access to what, and offboarding misses accounts.

Everyone is an administrator

Standing admin rights on laptops and servers turn any malware or mistake into a full compromise.

MFA that stops at the cloud

MFA on Microsoft 365 but not on the workstation, remote desktop or server console leaves the most valuable logins on a password.

Painful rollouts

Identity projects stall when the tooling frustrates users or takes quarters to deploy.

What RIZQ delivers

The same scenarios, handled.

A single identity source

One directory feeding every platform through SSO; access granted, changed and revoked in one place.

Maximum admin privilege, governed

Just-in-time elevation with approval and audit for technicians and users; no standing admin rights anywhere.

MFA at the login screen

Verified MFA extended to Windows workstations, remote desktop, VPN and servers with one-step mobile approval.

Deployed in days, lived with daily

Wave-based rollout, self-service enrollment and recovery paths; users adopt it because it is one tap.

Why it matters

Platform-wide

Identity across the whole stack

We manage the endpoints, servers, cloud and network the identities touch, so SSO and MFA reach every login, not just the cloud.

SOC signal

Elevation feeds the SIEM

Every elevation and MFA event is a detection source for the SOC.

04How it works

Identity-first in four moves

Unify the source, connect the platforms, govern privilege, then extend MFA to every login.

  1. Unifyweek 1

    One directory of record; accounts, groups and entitlements cleaned and mapped.

  2. Connectweeks 2–3

    SSO wired to Microsoft 365, line-of-business apps, VPN and remote access.

  3. Govern privilegeweek 3

    Standing admin removed; just-in-time elevation with approval and audit.

  4. Extend MFAweek 4

    Workstation, remote desktop and server logins protected with one-step mobile approval.

05With RIZQ vs without

Four scenarios from this service.

One of them on two timelines first. Follow the dots, then read the rest.

A stolen laptop with a cached password
T+0T+10 minT+1 hT+1 dayT+1 month
With RIZQ
T+0Laptop taken; password known from a sticky note
T+8 minWindows login demands MFA; approval denied on the owner’s phone
T+30 minIdentity disabled once; every platform follows via SSO
T+1 dayDevice wiped remotely; no admin rights to abuse anyway
Unmanaged
T+0Laptop taken; password known from a sticky note
T+15 minPassword-only login succeeds; local admin available
T+4 hVPN and file shares reached with the same password
T+1 monthThree platforms still have the orphaned account
MFA at the login screen and one central identity turn a lost device into a non-event.
One identity, MFA everywherePasswords and standing admin
Phished password
user••••••••
Access denied · approval requiredblocked

MFA at the workstation and cloud login denies it; the attempt is logged.

user••••••••
Signed invalid login

Attacker is in with a legitimate session.

Malware on a laptop
user••••••••
Access denied · approval requiredcontained

No local admin: it cannot install drivers or disable protection.

user••••••••
Signed inescalated

Runs as administrator; endpoint protection disabled.

Employee leaves
user••••••••
Access denied · approval requiredsame day

One identity disabled; every platform follows through SSO.

user••••••••
Signed inmonths

Orphaned accounts on three systems.

Technician needs admin
user••••••••
Access denied · approval requiredjust in time

Elevates for the task with approval; rights expire automatically.

user••••••••
Signed inpermanent

Domain admin forever, shared with the next hire.

06Deliverables

What you receive, group by group.

Three numbered groups: what we put in place, what runs every cycle, and what lands on your desk.

01
Central identity and SSO
  • Directory of record design and cleanup
  • Single sign-on for Microsoft 365 and line-of-business applications
  • Joiner, mover and leaver automation tied to HR
  • Conditional access baselines
02
Privileged access management
  • Removal of standing local and domain administrator rights
  • Just-in-time elevation with approval workflows and audit trail
  • Service-account inventory and credential vaulting
  • Technician access governed per client and per task
03
MFA on every login
  • Hosted MFA for workstation, remote desktop, VPN and server logins
  • One-step mobile approval; hardware-key option for executives
  • Enrollment, recovery and break-glass procedures
  • Rollout in waves with no user left locked out
What lands on your desk. Monthly elevation and MFA activity report · Quarterly access review sign-off · Audit export on request

07The operating cadence

Inventory. Enforce. Review. Export.

The same sequence every cycle, so every period's numbers are comparable to the last.

Typical estateRIZQ programpasses per year
MFA on workstation and server logins
cloud only, if at all
every login, every month
Standing admin rights removed
everyone is admin
just-in-time only
Platforms fed by one identity source
a few via manual sync
all, through SSO
Access reviews signed
none
quarterly attestations
Cadence, not intent. Coverage and review cadence over twelve months.

08Why RIZQ

One partner, the whole stack.

Platform-wideIdentity across the whole stack

We manage the endpoints, servers, cloud and network the identities touch, so SSO and MFA reach every login, not just the cloud.

SOC signalElevation feeds the SIEM

Every elevation and MFA event is a detection source for the SOC.

Low frictionOne tap to approve

Hosted MFA with one-step mobile approval, deployed in waves with recovery paths, so adoption is high and tickets are low.

EvidenceReviews auditors accept

Signed quarterly access reviews and elevation logs for SOX, HIPAA, PCI and insurers.

09Next steps

From conversation to live service.

Each step has a defined exit. Nothing is open-ended.

  1. 1
    Map

    Identities, platforms, admins and access paths inventoried.

    1 week
    Exit: map
  2. 2
    Unify and enforce

    SSO connected, MFA at every login, standing admin removed, elevation live.

    2–4 weeks
    Exit: enforced
  3. 3
    Govern

    Quarterly access reviews and audit exports.

    quarterly
    Exit: live
One identity source, no standing admin rights, and verified MFA at every login that users do not fight.
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