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Identity & ITModule 314 apps

A second factor, and the internal-IT half of the specification Coming by Holi

Four lines that are two quite different things, and the split is worth stating. A second proof at sign-in is small, standard, and should exist before anybody signs in over the internet at all — it is the one item here that matters for a real deployment. The other three are a product for IT departments, which a manufacturer is not. Naming them in one module rather than scattering them keeps that distinction visible, instead of letting a genuine near-term need sit in a queue behind three things nobody has asked for.

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Second Proof at Sign-in

A second proof at sign-in beyond a password, with recovery codes for the phone that gets lost and a policy for who must use it. The smallest item in this module and the only genuinely urgent one: a system reachable from the internet with a single factor is a system waiting for one reused password to matter.

Password & Secret Management

Where shared credentials live so they stop living in a message thread, with who may retrieve which one recorded. This system never asks for a marketplace, bank or account password of its own; this app is about the credentials a business already has to hold for other things, and the fact that they are currently held badly.

IT Service Desk

Internal requests — a laptop, an account, access to something — as tickets with an owner and a resolution. The same shape as the customer Helpdesk in CRM, pointed inward, and honestly a different product from the one this system is for.

Security Analytics

Sign-ins, failures and unusual patterns, read from the audit trail that already records everything. It needs no new capture because the record is already being kept — what is missing is anybody looking at it, which is what this app would be.