Acsense keeps your IAM resilient, recoverable, and compliant
Continuous backup of the tenant
Acsense keeps a current copy of the configurations, policies, groups, and applications in your identity provider, updated continuously instead of on a nightly schedule.
Recovery down to a single object
Restore one group membership, one policy, or the full tenant. Point-in-time rollback covers accidental changes as well as deletions that native tools can no longer reach.
A record of every change made
Configuration changes are tracked with who made them and when. Drift surfaces quickly, and an investigation starts from a timeline rather than from guesswork.
Full failover to a tested standby tenant
A standby tenant runs in the background, and is always ready to take over. Recovery is measured in minutes, and failover is tested continuously instead of once a year.
Resilience for your IAM
When Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems fail, everything comes to a halt. At the core is the tenant layer, which holds the configurations, policies, and integrations your business relies on. This is what Acsense protects.
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Keep operations running with recovery in minutes, not days
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Protect revenue and reputation by avoiding costly downtime
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Stay compliant with audit-ready reporting and proof of resilience
With Acsense, you gain control, reduce risk, and ensure your identity foundation is always protected.
Works with Okta and Microsoft Entra ID
Acsense covers both Okta and Microsoft Entra ID from the same console, with one change timeline and one compliance baseline. That matters if you run one provider for the workforce and another for parts of the business, which is a common picture in larger Nordic organizations.
The platform sits alongside your Okta or Entra ID setup without changing how the tenant is administered day to day.

Built so the backup survives the incident
3-2-1 backup principle. Three copies of your data, on two types of media, with one copy kept offsite.
Immutable backups. Once written, a backup cannot be altered or deleted, including by an administrator account.
Air-gapped recovery environment. The isolated copy stays off the network, out of reach of ransomware and insider access.
Continuous integrity checks. Backups are verified on an ongoing basis, so a restore works when you actually need it.
How we help you with Acsense
Cloudworks helps your organization design, implement, and manage Acsense as part of a broader identity and security strategy, from the first look at your recovery requirements to daily operations.
Strategy and architecture
We map your recovery requirements, agree what the tenant layer has to survive, and design an Acsense setup that fits your identity architecture.
Implementation and integrations
We configure Acsense, connect it to your Okta and Entra ID tenants, and get backup, recovery, and reporting running in production.
Managed Services and improvements
We operate and monitor your Acsense environment, run recovery drills, and keep reporting current as your identity setup changes.
COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT ACSENSE
Both keep their own platforms available, and both offer limited native recovery. Microsoft's native Entra ID backup is currently in public preview with daily snapshots and a five-day retention window for soft-deleted objects, which helps with straightforward restores. Configuration drift, policy rollback outside the window, standby-tenant failover, and compliance reporting sit outside that scope.
No. Okta and Microsoft Entra ID are both supported from one console. Organizations running both get a single backup schedule, one change timeline, and one compliance baseline across the two.
Connecting Acsense to a tenant is quick. Most of the work in a project sits in agreeing recovery objectives, deciding what a failover should actually look like in your environment, and testing that it works.
Ready to learn more about Acsense?
Book a meeting at a time that suits you to talk through what IAM resilience would look like in your environment.
For further information see acsense.com
