Speaker bio

Authorization architecture is constantly evolving as organizations digitize their assets and run more workload in hybrid-IT and/or multicloud environments. This is while automation technologies that orchestrate access to business and infrastructure services increasingly require a dynamic authorization decision making. In this session we discuss how ABAC can be applied to address these requirements.

IGA requirements are changing rapidly. Organizations are often mandated to address competing requirements such as increasing IGA coverage while reducing the cost and enhancing user experience. There are also emerging requirements in the cloud for dynamic identity governance and user management. In this session, we discuss the art of possible to handle these requirements in short- and long-term.

PAM is an essential, but complex, IAM discipline. It includes privileged credential management, session management (human) and services access management (nonhuman). It also includes privileged elevation and delegation for endpoints, governance, automation, audit and analytics capabilities. This session presents evaluation criteria to use when defining your requirement and making product decisions.

In this session we provide a quick overview of decentralized identity architecture, including key components such as identity networks and blockchain, services, protocols, and agents. Then we provide example use cases and solutions for B2E (workforce), B2B (business entities), and B2C (consumers) scenarios. We conclude by discussing lessons learned to adopt decentralized identity based on our research.