Products
Discover Mir.IAM
NetIQ IDM already runs identity in your environment. Mir.IAM covers what sits outside its reach: applications nobody brought under control, reviews nobody trusts, privileges nobody is watching. This page gives the short overview; the full depth lives on mir-iam.eu.
The product concept
A Mir.IAM product is a grouping of components
An IDM environment accumulates gaps one at a time: an application nobody brought under control, access rights that lag behind who joined, moved or left, abnormal activity nobody catches in time, a privilege nobody remembers granting, a review that still lives in a spreadsheet. Each gap gets closed by one component, and a component on its own only ever covers one of them.
Grouped together, the components that answer the same kind of gap become one product. That is why the five entries below are products rather than features. Pick the one that matches the gap you actually have, instead of picking through a single wall of functionality.
Inside Mir.IAM
Five products
MAYA
Manage All Your Applications
Every application ends up under the IDM's control, so no one has to guess who has access to what.
Details on mir-iam.euPAUL
Protect & Audit Ubiquitous Libraries
Suspicious activity inside the IDM gets caught and contained, with evidence kept rather than lost.
Details on mir-iam.euSARA
Smart Access Rights Automation
New starters get access on day one and leavers lose it the same day, without a line of custom code.
Details on mir-iam.euZETI
Zero Trust Improvements
Excess privileges and admin rights get flagged as they appear, not months later at the next review.
Details on mir-iam.euLARA
Lightweight Access Review Application
Access reviews end in real revocations and evidence ready for the auditor, not a spreadsheet nobody trusts.
Details on mir-iam.eu
Also from OPNS
DynamIQ-Apps
The person who approves an identity action is the person who actually owns it, not whoever happens to hold administrator rights that day.
Somewhere outside IT there is always someone who needs to trigger or approve an identity action (a manager confirming access, HR confirming a start date) without being handed the administrator console to do it. DynamIQ-Apps is a separate OPNS product; it is not part of Mir.IAM and does not follow the component model.
Requests get raised and approved by the people already responsible for them, in a form built around how that decision actually gets made. IDM stays the system that carries the request out, so nobody outside IT ends up holding standing access they never needed in the first place.
Also from OPNS
DS Guardian
One deleted account or attribute does not have to mean rebuilding the whole directory from scratch.
Directories do not fail the way ordinary file systems do. Losing one object, one attribute, or a whole branch calls for a restore that understands that structure, not a generic backup routine bolted on afterwards. DS Guardian is a separate OPNS product and, like DynamIQ-Apps, sits outside Mir.IAM, built for eDirectory, Active Directory and LDAP environments.
Whoever has to fix a directory problem can go back to exactly the object or attribute that broke, at exactly the point it broke, instead of restoring an entire tree and re-checking everything that depended on it.
For resellers and integrators
Add Mir.IAM to your own portfolio
Mir.IAM is packaged so other companies can sell it. Resellers and integration partners put it in front of their own NetIQ IDM customers as a supported set of components, without building or maintaining any of it themselves.
Have a services question instead?
Products are only part of the picture. If the question is delivery, migration or day-to-day support, that is where OPNS services come in.