As organizations grow, their IT infrastructures often become fragmented — especially when merging with other companies, onboarding new business units, or managing separate identity systems across departments. This fragmentation can make identity and access management (IAM) inefficient, risky, and difficult to administer. RCDevs introduces OneIAM, a flexible approach that simplifies and centralizes IAM across diverse systems without forcing a full migration into a single platform.

Many European organizations face a distinct challenge: strengthening cybersecurity while complying with strict regulatory frameworks. Across industries such as banking, insurance, education, healthcare, and government, Active Directory (AD) and Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) remain fundamental components of IT infrastructure. However, as cyber threats grow increasingly sophisticated and compliance obligations intensify, these organizations must adopt new approaches to secure their AD/LDAP environments without sacrificing operational efficiency or data sovereignty.

Organizations adopting Microsoft Sentinel have reported a 93% reduction in time required to configure and deploy new connections, with the time saved in configuration alone valued at $618,000. These gains highlight Sentinel’s flexibility and scalability. However, Sentinel’s consumption-based licensing model introduces a critical challenge: as more systems and data sources are onboarded, costs can grow rapidly, often resulting in unexpected invoice increases.