TrustBuilder

TrustBuilder is an Identity and Access Management (IAM) solution offered by TrustBuilder.io. According to the vendor, it is designed to provide secure access to applications and resources for both workforce and customer use cases. TrustBuilder caters to companies of all sizes, from small businesses to large enterprises, making it suitable for a wide range of industries including financial services, insurance, retail banking, digital transformation, and regulation and compliance.

Key Features

Passwordless access: According to the vendor, TrustBuilder enables users to log in to their applications and work tools without the need for passwords. This is said to enhance security by eliminating the risk of password theft or loss and provides a convenient user experience.

Pre-approved applications: The vendor claims that TrustBuilder allows users to easily access pre-approved applications without the need for additional authentication. This is said to streamline the login process, improve user productivity, and increase security by ensuring that only authorized applications are accessed.

Trusted by industry leaders: According to the vendor, TrustBuilder is trusted by leading companies in various industries for their identity and access management needs. This is claimed to demonstrate the reliability and effectiveness of TrustBuilder's solutions, providing assurance to potential customers about the quality and security of the product.

MFA Windows Logon: The vendor states that TrustBuilder requires users to use TrustBuilder.io Mobile Authenticator to log in to their Windows PC or shared workstation, adding an extra layer of security through multi-factor authentication. It is said to offer flexibility in managing different access scenarios and configurations.

Integrations: According to the vendor, TrustBuilder provides seamless integration with various applications and systems, enabling easy connectivity and interoperability with existing IT infrastructure. This is claimed to support smooth implementation and deployment of TrustBuilder's solutions.

Identity Providers: The vendor states that TrustBuilder supports integration with different Identity Providers (IdPs) for seamless user authentication. This allows users to bring their identity from a trusted third party, enhancing the user experience. It is claimed to enhance security and simplify administration by relying on trusted IdPs.

FAQ: TrustBuilder offers a comprehensive list of frequently asked questions about its products and services, according to the vendor. It provides answers to common queries, assisting users in understanding the features and functionalities of TrustBuilder. The FAQ section is said to help users find relevant information and troubleshoot issues.

API Security – made by TrustBuilder: According to the vendor, TrustBuilder provides adequate security in complex environments with hundreds of APIs. It addresses the security of the APIs on an individual component level, validating identity and access privileges at each hop. TrustBuilder is said to act as a single-entry point of security administration and enforcement, facilitating easy integration with multiple third-party applications.

From monoliths to microservices: According to the vendor, TrustBuilder supports the transition from large monolithic applications to microservices. Microservices are small, independently versioned and scalable services that work together to address complex business goals. TrustBuilder ensures the security of connections between microservices in complex ecosystems, enabling seamless integration with multiple third-party applications.

TrustBuilder Workflow Editor: The vendor states that TrustBuilder Workflow Editor provides a graphical visualization of an organization's IAM policy. The graphical user interface allows administrators to build customer journeys adapted to their business goals. TrustBuilder Workflow Editor is claimed to allow for the design of seamless customer experiences by setting policies and deciding when step-up authentication is needed. The Workflow Editor is said to hide the complexity of the authentication process from end-users.