Emerging approaches like cloud infrastructure entitlement management (CIEM) plays an important role in security posture management, and when combined with identity threat detection and response (ITDR), it adds protection mechanisms to the identity infrastructure. Ask me anything about CIEM, ITDR, and protection elements of the identity fabric immunity.

Conventional IAM and security prevention controls are not sufficient to protect your identity system itself from cyberattacks. Learn how to enhance your cyberattack preparedness with the emerging discipline of ITDR.

In this session, Identity at the Center podcast hosts Jim McDonald and Jeff Steadman interview Gartner Identity & Access Management (IAM) analysts Henrique Teixeira and Rebecca Archambault. You'll learn their IAM origin stories and about their path to becoming Gartner analysts. You'll also hear opinions on past, present, and future IAM trends across access management, identity governance, privileged access, and more with questions sourced straight from the podcast's global audience. It will be an entertaining and informative conversation with audience participation throughout that will provide a unique experience for attendees.

Preventive mechanisms offered by emerging technologies like cloud infrastructure entitlement management (CIEM) include security posture principles to handle misconfiguration, vulnerabilities, and general exposure of entitlements in cloud infrastructures. Hygiene and security posture is a must have complement to run time threat detection and response disciplines. Join this session to learn how CIEM is paving the way to smarter strategies for enabling identity fabric immunity.

When Dr. Chaudry came to Seattle Children's Hospital, he noticed access and authentication were a problem for clinicians. After process-mapping workflows and consulting experts, doctors, and nurses themselves, Dr. Chaudry determined the right solution. Through implementing password-less single sign-on, about 15 minutes typically spent interacting with technology were shaved off of each clinician's workflow, drastically improving their quality of life. They later implemented a similar multifactor authentication process for the electronic prescribing of controlled substances. This no-click access SSO method coupled with secure MFA improved employees' work-life balance, allowing them to focus more on patient care and less on technology, while enabling security and compliance. Further, these solutions together establish the core for holistic digital identity security. This session will discuss how streamlined identity and access management paves the way to comprehensive digital identity management. This approach lays the groundwork for zero trust and provides room for healthcare organizations to expand upon security from the inside out, with agility and efficiency.