Distributed identity sites
Multi-region, multi-provider deployment topology so a single failure domain doesn't take the whole estate down. Sites stay in sync; reads stay local; failure stays contained.
Authonomy Resilience
When an identity provider degrades, your business shouldn't.
Why this exists
Modern enterprises run on identity. Every login, every API call, every provisioning event flows through one or more identity providers. When a provider degrades — for ten minutes or ten hours — every dependent application starts to feel it. Customers can't sign in. Engineers can't deploy. Internal tools become unreachable. Audit logs go quiet.
The blast radius of an identity outage is everything that authenticates. Most enterprises know this. Most have at least one provider they consider critical. Few have a working answer to the question "what do we do when it's down?"
The product
Keeps authentication, authorization, and provisioning working across the identity systems your enterprise depends on — even when one isn't.
Multi-region, multi-provider deployment topology so a single failure domain doesn't take the whole estate down. Sites stay in sync; reads stay local; failure stays contained.
Automatic detection of provider degradation and graceful redirection of authentication and authorization traffic to a healthy peer — within the policy boundaries you define.
Canonical user, group, and application records replicated across providers. The state needed to authenticate, authorize, or provision is present where the request lands.
A single audit trail that doesn't break at the failover boundary. Every authentication, every policy decision, every provisioning event captured — across providers, across sites.
Customer shape
Authonomy Resilience is designed for enterprises whose identity estate has accumulated over time — through acquisitions, regional compliance, intentional segmentation between workforce and customer identity — and whose business cannot afford an identity outage to translate directly into a revenue outage.
If the cost of a four-hour login outage is larger than the cost of standing up redundancy, we should talk.
If you're already engineering around identity outages — runbooks, manual failover, secondary auth paths — we'd like to hear what you've learned. If you're about to start, we may be able to save you a multi-quarter rebuild.