Published: 06 February 2024
Summary
Disparate systems and technical debt can prevent midsize enterprise CIOs from implementing identity and access management solutions in a way that truly limits organizational risk. Taking a phased approach can enable them to effectively limit risk and increase resiliency.
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Key Findings
Identity and access management (IAM) solutions, such as multifactorauthentication (MFA), are typically selected for attributes like ease of administration and minimizing business friction rather than the overall security capabilities they are purchasing.
Immature change management and lack of communication render IAM initiatives ineffective, resulting in inefficient prioritization of scarce IT resources.
Midsize enterprises (MSEs) are being driven toward a zero-trust delivery model primarily by their vendors, despite not having a complete understanding of how a zero-trust network architecture compares to traditional access management solutions.
Recommendations
Midsize enterprise CIOs responsible for technology and risk mitigation must:
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