Can FastPassCorp Be Deployed in the Cloud or On-Premises?

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Yes. FastPassCorp supports both deployment models: cloud or fully on-premises. The same platform covers self-service password reset (FastPass SSPR) and identity-verified help desk support (FastPass IVM), and it runs on any identity provider you already use. This makes it a fit for enterprises and managed service providers (MSPs) that need to keep recovery and verification inside their own environment rather than adopting a new identity stack.

What the two deployment options mean

Option What it is Typical fit
Cloud FastPassCorp hosted as a service Organizations that want faster rollout and less infrastructure to maintain
On-premises Fully on-premises deployment Organizations with data residency, network, or policy requirements that keep identity recovery in-house

Both options deliver the same two capabilities:

  • FastPass SSPR — self-service password reset, account unlock, and Temporary Access Pass issuance for users who can recover on their own.
  • FastPass IVM — identity-verified help desk support for users who can't self-serve, such as someone who never enrolled, lost the device holding their MFA factor, or is calling in for the first time.

Compatibility with your existing identity provider

FastPassCorp is designed to sit on top of the identity provider you already run rather than replace it. According to the site, it works "on any identity provider you already run," and SSPR covers:

  • Windows and Active Directory
  • Application-level systems such as SAP, Oracle, and IBM
  • Leading cloud identity providers

Users can reach SSPR from a PC client, a mobile browser, or any endpoint you choose — including before a user has successfully logged in.

Why deployment choice matters for verification

FastPassCorp treats identity verification as separate from authentication: authentication proves a device, while verification proves a person. As identity providers tighten what counts as a valid self-service recovery method, more verification work shifts to the help desk. FastPass IVM runs that verification decision inside the ticket, so the choice between cloud and on-premises is about where that decision and your recovery flows live, not about which capabilities you get.

Who this is built for

FastPassCorp targets enterprises and MSPs. It was founded in 2005, is headquartered in Copenhagen, and is listed on Nasdaq First North. If your environment requires recovery and help desk verification to stay within your own infrastructure, the on-premises option is the relevant one; if you prefer a managed service, the cloud option applies. Both are offered for the same platform.

To confirm which model fits your environment, review the SSPR and IVM demos linked from the FastPassCorp site, since the deployment decision depends on your identity provider setup and internal policy requirements.