Synology C2 Identity, a Streamlined Identity Service for Cloud and On-prem Environments

Synology C2 Identity helps businesses keep track of their identities in one place

Synology has come out with C2 Identity, a new identity-as-a-service (IDaaS) platform that makes managing access easier and safer in both cloud and on-premises environments. Epis Technology helps companies design, deploy, and manage C2 Identity as part of a unified security and IT infrastructure strategy. This helps businesses lower access risks and boost operational efficiency.

Managing identities across different platforms has become very hard as more people work from home and use the cloud. C2 Identity solves this problem by giving you centralized control over your identity. Epis Technology makes sure that the solution works with existing systems like Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Synology NAS, and on-premise directory services.

Centralized Identity Management in All IT Settings

C2 Identity lets IT teams control who can access what from one cloud-based administration console. Epis Technology helps businesses set up role-based access policies that let administrators quickly give or take away access to Windows, macOS, and cloud apps in different departments.

Employees can securely manage their passwords, recovery email addresses, and authentication details through a self-service portal without having to open unnecessary support tickets. Epis Technology makes sure that these features are in line with business security policies to cut down on credential misuse and make the user experience better.

For companies that want to use the same cloud productivity tools, Epis Technology uses C2 Identity to set up and manage Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace accounts. This lets users log in securely to all platforms with a single sign-on (SSO). Using Windows Active Directory or Jamf to deploy desktop agents in bulk makes it easy for big or spread-out teams to get started quickly.

Hybrid Authentication for Speed and Reliability

The hybrid authentication architecture of Synology C2 Identity is one of its best features. Epis Technology uses this model to provide fast authentication while keeping control in the local area.

Businesses can make sure that offline authentication is quick even when the internet is down by running an on-prem authentication server on a Synology NAS or in a Docker container. Epis Technology made this architecture to help businesses keep going and rely less on outside identity providers.

Migration to C2 Identity is easier because it works with LDAP servers, Windows AD, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and CSV imports. Epis Technology handles the migration process to make sure that access structures and permissions stay the same and that there is as little disruption as possible.

Identity Protection with Security First

C2 Identity is all about security, and Epis Technology makes it even better by making sure that identity controls work with bigger cybersecurity systems. The Secure Remote Password (SRP) protocol keeps user credentials safe by making sure that authentication happens without sending password-like data over the internet.

Epis Technology helps businesses enforce strong password rules and use time-based one-time passwords (TOTP) for multi-factor authentication (MFA). These protections make credential-based attacks much less likely, especially in remote and hybrid settings.

Epis Technology’s infrastructure expertise fully supports C2 Identity as a basic layer in a Zero Trust security model when used with Synology backup, monitoring, and logging tools.

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Epis Technology makes enterprise IT infrastructure, identity management, and data protection solutions that work with Synology platforms. The business offers Synology consulting, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace integration, hybrid cloud design, and deployments that focus on cybersecurity. Epis Technology helps businesses create IT environments that are strong, scalable, and compliant by combining Synology C2 Identity with secure storage, backup, and access control strategies.