Modernizing and developing a highly scalable and responsive identity management system

The project's primary goals were to develop a new, modern identity management solution and migrate 120 existing systems and applications onto this new architecture. A core objective was also to migrate decentralized databases to a new centralized structure, a move that included increasing data encryption levels for improved security.

Large enterprises in regulated industries like telecommunications, banking, or healthcare would benefit most. Organizations struggling with decentralized, legacy identity systems across many (100+) applications would find this approach valuable. It is ideal for those needing to centralize identity, enhance encryption, support microservice architectures, and implement advanced n-factor authentication and consent management.

The system's scalability and responsiveness were achieved using a microservice architecture and containerization. This architecture supported a wide array of identity standards and protocols, including OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, SAML 2.0, Kerberos, RADIUS, and Mobile Connect, to handle the complex authentication and authorization requirements.

The architecture was designed using a microservice architecture with containerization. This approach is what enabled the solution to achieve high scalability and high responsiveness. This decoupled, multi-level structure allowed the system to scale components independently and efficiently, supporting the 120 integrated applications and centralized database.