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Full Identity Resilience: Okta or Entra ID, Firefly Keeps Your Identity Stack Recoverable

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Firefly
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1,542
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2
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English
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Summary

Firefly addresses a critical gap in disaster recovery planning by ensuring that the identity layer, which is crucial for accessing all other systems, is recoverable as code, emphasizing the need for identity resilience beyond mere data backups. In the event of an identity compromise or outage, Firefly's approach allows for the rebuilding of identity configurations like those on Okta or Microsoft Entra ID, using Infrastructure-as-Code principles to capture, version, and govern the identity state. This ensures that identity configurations, including complex relationships and policies, are restored to a known-good state, which is essential for business continuity since identity is the control plane for access management. Firefly's solution involves codifying identity configurations into tools like Terraform or OpenTofu, providing immutable snapshots, and offering drift detection and remediation to maintain a resilient posture. By integrating identity recovery with overall cloud infrastructure recovery, Firefly ensures that systems are not only restored but also functionally interconnected, with the identity layer coming back first to enable further recovery efforts. This comprehensive strategy is vital, as modern cyber threats increasingly target identity systems, which, if unrecoverable, can halt all downstream recovery processes.

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