SAFE for Secure Cloud provides users with a powerful and cost-effective means to deploy and manage architecture
Quantum Secure's SAFE for Secure Cloud solves complex PIAM challenges for SMBs

Quantum Secure’s new SAFE for Secure Cloud, featured here at ASIS 2014, provides SMB users with a highly sophisticated and cost-effective PIAM (Physical Identity Access Management) solution that can increase security across multiple business operations. As a web-based solution for automating physical identity and access management processes, SAFE for Secure Cloud provides users with a powerful and cost-effective means to deploy and manage architecture. SAFE for Secure Cloud also provides resellers with a new business development opportunity by using the Software as a Service (SaaS) business model.

“SAFE for Secure Cloud leverages Quantum Secure’s sophisticated software to help drive increased physical and cyber security for SMBs,” said Ajay Jain, President and CEO, Quantum Secure. “As an alternate to on-premise and/or home-grown systems, this purpose-driven software provides a functionally rich, easy to implement and administer PIAM solution.”

SAFE for Secure Cloud solves complex PIAM challenges for SMBs with the ability to: on-board and off-board personnel; establish and implement role-based physical access assignments across single or multiple systems; support regulatory governance and compliance; and conduct audits and generate reports. In addition SAFE for Secure Cloud securely integrates with human resources, contractor management, training, physical access control systems and other systems throughout the organisation. Small and mid-sized companies can be up and running with SAFE for Secure Cloud rapidly without the added costs associated with specialised personnel and system administrators, and without dedicated software and servers. In addition to providing a new solution for SMBs to improve physical and cyber security, SAFE for Secure Cloud ultimate lower costs.

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