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Hybrid IT support

SecureAuth enables organizations to operate in hybrid environments by supporting both modern cloud-native applications and traditional on-premises systems. This flexibility ensures consistent security and user experience across your IT landscape.

Why it matters
Many enterprises cannot shift to cloud-only models immediately. Hybrid IT support allows them to modernize securely while protecting existing investments.

Key capabilities​

  • Flexible deployment models – Support cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments
  • Legacy app integration – Extend authentication and SSO to older systems
  • Unified identity platform – Provide consistent policies across all environments
  • Migration support – Enable phased transitions from on-premises to cloud

Outcomes​

Organizations that leverage hybrid IT support achieve:

  • Unified access across both on-premises and cloud systems
  • Extended protection to legacy applications without rewriting them
  • Smooth migrations that reduce disruption during modernization initiatives

Design principles​

  • Adopt a cloud-first strategy where possible while supporting legacy systems
  • Apply consistent identity policies across all environments
  • Prioritize critical legacy integrations early in modernization plans
  • Continuously evaluate infrastructure for readiness to move workloads

Where to configure​

Compliance note​

Hybrid IT support helps ensure secure access and governance across diverse systems, supporting compliance through centralized identity policies.

FAQ​

What is Hybrid IT support?

The ability to support both modern cloud-native applications and traditional on-premises systems in a unified platform.

How does SecureAuth integrate with legacy applications?

Through federation, gateways, and connectors that extend modern authentication to legacy apps.

Can I migrate gradually to the cloud?

Yes. Hybrid IT support allows phased migrations while maintaining consistent security and access.

Does this increase complexity?

No. By unifying identity policies and access, SecureAuth reduces complexity while supporting multiple environments.