eMazzanti unit, miniOrange announce identity management partnership

By Atlas Watchline Staff · Corporate · September 8, 2026

eMazzanti Technologies’ Messaging Architects division said it has partnered with miniOrange to offer identity and access management tools for organizations running on-premises or hybrid systems.

eMazzanti Technologies’ Messaging Architects division said on Sept. 8 that it has formed a partnership with miniOrange to provide identity and access management tools for organizations running legacy or hybrid IT environments.

The companies said the offering is intended for businesses that still rely on on-premises systems, including Active Directory and Novell GroupWise, as well as mixed SaaS environments. The release says the platform combines authentication, single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, privileged access management and unified endpoint management.

The release says the partnership is aimed at organizations underserved by cloud-only identity platforms and at those not committed to Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Okta or Duo.

According to the release, eMazzanti Technologies is a Hoboken, N.J.-based Microsoft partner and managed services provider. Messaging Architects is described as a cybersecurity and compliance firm focused on enterprise messaging platforms, including Microsoft Exchange, Novell GroupWise and hybrid cloud environments. miniOrange is described as a global identity and access management platform with U.S. locations in New York City and elsewhere.

The release names eMazzanti President and Co-Founder Carl Mazzanti, miniOrange Director of Strategic Partnerships and Technology Alliances Gaurav Bansod, and miniOrange Founder and CEO Anirban Mukherji in connection with the partnership. In the release, the companies said organizations using local Microsoft infrastructure or legacy messaging systems should have access to the same security and operational efficiency as cloud platforms. They also said the setup is intended to add enterprise-grade identity management without disrupting existing systems.

The release says miniOrange can support organizations in hybrid or on-premises environments across professional services, healthcare, legal, manufacturing and education.

As a company announcement, the partnership and the product capabilities are based on the firms’ claims in the release and were not independently verified in the source material.

What happens next was not detailed in the release.

Sources

• PR Newswire release

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