Identity and Access Management
The growing visibility of identity and access management (IAM) is due to the high priority in getting remote access secured and the increased protection needed around digital transformation initiatives. IAM leaders must improve governance and strengthen privileged access management practices to prevent breaches, establish more robust and agile authentication and authorization, and enhance consumer IAM to prevent fraud and protect privacy.
The fast pace of change across technologies, organizational priorities, user expectations, business opportunities and risks requires IAM architectures to be more flexible. Use these IAM trends to further evolve your roadmaps and architecture.
The lack of a functional IAM team poses security, audit and operational risks to an organization. Security and risk management leaders with responsibility for IAM lacking this function should address this gap through effective evaluation of existing IT staffing and processes prior to establishing and formalizing the function.
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