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Zero Trust Service Catalogue
UNIFY's identity-first catalogue spanning the core Zero Trust pillars.
Capabilities that establish, migrate, and assure digital identities.
- Trusted Sign-in
- Streamlined Identity Lifecycle
- Verifiable Credentials
- Identity Protection
- Migration to Entra
- Identity Verification and Proofing
- Application Provisioning
- Identity SOC
Controls that govern how users, customers, and partners gain the right access.
- Secure External Access
- Organisational Identity Access Management
- Controlled Delegation
- Partner Identity Access Management
- Just-In-Time Privilege
- Adaptive Access
- Multifactor Identification
- Risk-Based Authentication
Oversight capabilities that enforce policy, compliance, and least privilege.
- Enterprise Governance
- Controlled Delegation
- Access Lifecycle
- Entitlement Management
- Data Protected
- Access Reviews
- Just-In-Time Privilege
- Adaptive Access
Security operations services that protect, detect, and respond across identities.
- Intelligent Threat Detection
- Dark Web & Supply Chain Insight
- Information Protection and Governance
- Endpoint & Cloud Protection
- Vulnerability Management
- Security Operations Centre as a Service (SOCaaS)
- Risk Management
What are Verifiable Credentials?
Verifiable Credentials are digitally signed claims that let an issuer assert something about a person, organisation, or device, and let a verifier confirm it without direct integration to the issuer. They’re designed to be portable, privacy‑preserving, and interoperable across organisations.
Verifiable Credentials (VCs) are the most common way organisations describe trusted digital credentials. They provide a standards-based way to issue, hold, and verify claims across organisations, platforms, and ecosystems.
VCs also play a growing role in access management — enabling step‑up checks, partner access, and just‑in‑time access without hard‑wired integrations.
Ecosystem model
VC ecosystems depend on a clean separation of roles. This preserves interoperability and lets organisations move at different speeds without breaking ecosystem coherence.
Adoption patterns that scale
The hardest problems are operational, not cryptographic: lifecycle management, revocation, assurance, and governance.
Standards, privacy, and trust
Open standards enable interoperability, but trust comes from governance and conformance. Selective disclosure and privacy-by-design require deliberate schema and verifier guidance — they don’t happen by default.
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Where UNIFY helps
UNIFY supports VC adoption through ecosystem architecture, governance design, lifecycle strategy, and implementation support aligned to international standards and local assurance frameworks.