SafeNet Trusted Access is designed to help organizations use cloud applications and stay compliant with key regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS.

It does this by providing centralized access management and authentication controls for your cloud apps. You can define who can access which applications, under what conditions, and with what level of authentication. This helps you align access controls with the requirements of data protection and security standards, and demonstrate that only authorized users can reach sensitive systems and data.

In practice, this means you can confidently expand your cloud footprint while maintaining the access governance and security controls that regulators expect.

With SafeNet Trusted Access, you can set up access policies in just a few minutes and tailor them to your business needs. Policies can be defined at:

• Application level – Decide which users or groups can access specific cloud apps.
• Role level – Align access with user roles (for example, finance, HR, or IT) so people only see the apps and data they need.

You can also choose how strict authentication should be. For low-risk scenarios, you can keep authentication transparent and seamless. For higher-risk apps or actions, you can elevate trust by requiring stronger authentication. This flexibility helps you reimagine access control so it supports both security and user productivity.

Yes. SafeNet Trusted Access is built to help you balance user experience with security and compliance.

You can configure policies so that everyday access to lower-risk applications feels almost invisible to users, with transparent authentication where appropriate. For sensitive apps or privileged roles, you can selectively elevate trust—for example, by adding an extra authentication step only when risk is higher.

This approach lets you reshape how access works in your organization: employees get a straightforward sign-in experience for most tasks, while compliance and security teams get the stronger controls they need for GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS–related systems.