Tsukuba Bank has published an implementation case study on consolidating its identity platform into HENNGE One as it transitions to a multi-SaaS environment. The bank introduced an identity platform supporting SAML and SCIM, enabling centralized management of 2,400 IDs.
Tsukuba Bank, whose operating base is Ibaraki Prefecture, transitioned from a groupware-centered environment to a multi-SaaS environment combining multiple SaaS applications, and adopted HENNGE One as its identity platform. The deciding factors included support for SAML and SCIM, efficient user management and integration with a wide range of SaaS applications.
After implementation, HENNGE One was used as the identity platform supporting 2,400 IDs. Multifactor authentication through HENNGE Lock strengthened security, while centralized ID management significantly reduced the operational workload.
HENNGE One is a cloud security service offered in 3 editions: Identity Edition, DLP Edition and Cybersecurity Edition, which provide comprehensive protection. Its simple operation supports initiatives toward zero trust.
Details of Tsukuba Bank and HENNGE's services, as well as the background to the implementation, its results and future outlook, are provided on HENNGE's official case study page.