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Resilient Cybersecurity

You're reading from   Resilient Cybersecurity Reconstruct your defense strategy in an evolving cyber world

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781835462515
Length 752 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Mark Dunkerley Mark Dunkerley
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Current State FREE CHAPTER 2. Setting the Foundations 3. Building Your Roadmap 4. Solidifying Your Strategy 5. Cybersecurity Architecture 6. Identity and Access Management 7. Cybersecurity Operations 8. Vulnerability Management 9. User Awareness, Training, and Testing 10. Vendor Risk Management 11. Proactive Services 12. Operational Technology and the Internet of Things 13. Governance Oversight 14. Managing Risk 15. Regulatory and Compliance 16. Some Final Thoughts 17. Other Books You May Enjoy
18. Index

Identity and Access Management Overview

First, let’s take a high-level look at all the sub-functions that should be addressed as part of identity and access management. The following image captures much of what the identity and access management function entails.

Figure 6.1: Sub-functions of the identity and access management function

Today, identity can be somewhat considered as the foundation for cybersecurity within your organization. Although there are other methods of compromising data, simply gaining access to a user or administrative account can be destructive. If an intruder compromises an account, they now acquire the same account level of access across all systems and data. All this can take place without anyone being alerted. It is very important that you are rigid with your identity and access policies. The role of least privilege is a must!

This is a concept where you only receive the required access to data based on your job function. For example...

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