The Hidden Costs of In-House Identity Orchestration
Blog post from Didit
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Developing an in-house identity orchestration platform can significantly divert engineering resources from core product development, leading to missed innovation opportunities and increased time-to-market. The intricate nature of identity solutions, which require continuous maintenance, updates, and compliance with evolving standards like GDPR and ISO 27001, can quickly generate unmanageable technical debt and expose businesses to security risks. Building such platforms involves integrating complex components like identity verification, biometrics, and fraud detection, demanding specialized expertise and ongoing attention. The total cost of ownership often surpasses initial expectations due to the high costs of development, maintenance, and security, coupled with the opportunity cost of not focusing on core business innovations. Didit offers a comprehensive solution by providing an all-in-one identity platform that integrates these capabilities via a single API, enabling businesses to redirect their engineering efforts towards their unique products while ensuring robust security and compliance.
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