The pitfalls

Traditional identity management solutions have various flaws. For instance, they frequently lack a centralized identity store, which results in inconsistent and asynchronous user data. Manual provisioning and de-provisioning operations take time and are prone to mistakes, resulting in delays in providing or withdrawing access permissions. Traditional systems, which rely on rudimentary RBAC models, also fail to manage complicated access policies. Inadequate identity verification and authentication mechanisms, as well as restricted scalability and flexibility, contribute to traditional identity management systems’ flaws.

Traditional access management methods have problems. In creating access controls, they frequently lack granularity and flexibility, relying on RBAC models that may not give fine-grained permissions. Delays and mistakes are caused by complex and inefficient access provisioning processes. Monitoring and tracking user access activities is difficult...