Published: 22 January 2024
Summary
Identity and access management is a foundational, yet complex, component of every cybersecurity program. To enable digital business outcomes, cybersecurity leaders must move beyond compliance-based IAM and fully integrate IAM into the cybersecurity strategy.
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Key Findings
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CISOs often do not seethe identity and access management (IAM) function as a program, leading to a siloed approach that casts IAM as a purely operational activity.
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CISOs often lack comprehension of the IAM program and fail to align it with the security initiatives in the prioritization and planning of projects and initiatives.
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IAM metrics are often performance-oriented, technical and inward-looking, and lack business context that is useful for CISOs and C-level executives.
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Credential compromise is the leading cause of breaches, yet traditional security controls often don’t include IAM-specific use cases.
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The broad adoption of cloud services, digital supply chains and
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