IDENTITY AND SECURITY

Make access easier to understand and manage.

People need the right access to do their work. Teams also need a clear way to review that access as people, roles, and systems change.

Start with who needs what

Access becomes hard to manage when ownership is unclear, systems grow apart, or old permissions are never reviewed. We help turn that confusion into a practical map and an order of work.

The work can cover identity, sign-in, access reviews, data protection, and the way teams approve changes. The exact scope follows the systems and risks that matter to you.

What the work can cover

Access map

A clear picture of people, roles, systems, and the places where access needs a closer look.

Review and approval design

A workable way to ask for, approve, change, and review access over time.

Identity and sign-in work

Planning or implementation for single sign-on, account lifecycle, and identity tools such as Okta or Microsoft Entra.

Practical next steps

A remediation sequence with named owners, rather than a long list with no way to act on it.

For your technology lead

Identity and access

Okta and Microsoft Entra, single sign-on, account setup and removal, access reviews, and data protection. Make it clear who can reach what and how those permissions change.

Technical readiness in regulated settings

Justin’s healthcare IT experience includes work supporting HIPAA and HITRUST requirements. AeroPoint can help map technical gaps, name control owners, and prepare implementation evidence. Formal legal advice, certification, and independent assessments need the appropriate specialists.

See the thinking behind the service

Experience that crosses the whole system

Explore Justin’s background in technology operations, leadership, and helping people use change.

Meet Justin

Start with a scope you can understand

Choose a focused review, an agreed project, or ongoing guidance. Define what success means before expanding.

See how we work

See the access picture more clearly

Start with the system, team, or change that has made access hard to manage.

Discuss access and security