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| The Symplified Trust Cloud architecture was engineered to work with the elastic capabilities of EC2 - without agents or software. Unlike last-generation IAM architectures from CA, Oracle, RSA and Ping that rely on agents on each app or complex federation software, the Symplified Trust Cloud uses a proven proxy architecture, like those from Google/Postini, McAfee, Symantec, Z-Scaler - but specialized for identity, access management and federation. This proxy approach eliminates the brittleness and complexity that results from being too tightly coupled. The Symplified Trust Cloud is co-located on the EC2 cloud providing: |
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- Co-located on Amazon EC2 using a proxy architecture
- SinglePoint Trust Cloud buffers direct access to applications and provides an additional layer of security
- Loosely coupled architecture also eliminates dependencies between the Trust Cloud and your apps
- Eliminates dependencies through a loosely coupled architecture
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