Manage MFA, SSO, federation, and conditional access in front of every application with Zero Trust Access and legacy application modernization.
Identity is no longer just a check at the login screen. Every application request should be evaluated with user, device, location, session, role, and risk context. TR7 Identity solutions manage access in front of the application — bringing the same security posture to modern and legacy applications alike.
This page covers two needs: Zero Trust Access for modern application access, and Modernize Legacy Apps for wrapping applications whose code can't be changed with SSO, MFA, SAML/OIDC, and conditional access.
Modernize access without rewriting the application.
TR7 AAM enforces the access decision in front of the application rather than leaving it to application code. New applications take the Zero Trust posture; legacy applications get the same identity and access policy without touching their code.
Zero Trust access for modern applications; an identity wrapper and access modernization for applications whose code can't be changed.
Identity- and context-based access for every application
Per-application access decisions based on user, device, location, session, and risk signals. Instead of implicit network trust, every request is evaluated with identity and context.
SSO, MFA, and federation — without touching the application code
Bring applications that weren't built around modern identity standards behind the TR7 access layer. SSO, MFA, SAML/OIDC, and conditional access apply without rewriting the application.
Identity and access security should not depend on application code or network location.
Access policy is enforced in front of the application. As a result, modern or legacy applications can both benefit from the same MFA, SSO, conditional access, and audit mechanism.
New microservices and internal applications that have been running for years can be moved to the same access model. The user experience, audit, and operations surface get simpler.
SAML, OIDC, and OAuth flows are managed as a natural part of the access layer. Entra ID, Okta, Google, or on-prem IdP integrations become configuration instead of custom development.
Start with the Zero Trust Access page for new applications and a modern access model. If your portfolio includes legacy applications or applications with hard identity integration, explore Modernize Legacy Apps.
Identity provider integrations, federation flows, MFA methods, clientless access, and SSL VPN scope may vary by selected bundle, deployment model, and application characteristics. For detail, refer to the relevant solution and AAM product pages.