Summary

This chapter delved further into SIEM systems and IAM concepts. It underlined SIEM’s vital role in protecting digital assets, as well as the serious security ramifications of insufficient or non-implementation, such as delayed issue detection, compliance issues, and lengthier incident response times. It also emphasized the significance of strong rule setup, log management, and broad data sources for proper SIEM operation. On the other hand, IAM is defined as a security framework that focuses on maintaining user identities and limiting access to resources and applications inside an organization, with a heavy emphasis on compliance, access control models, and continuous monitoring and updates. The chapter also analyzed future trends in IAM compliance and security, highlighting the need for a user-centric strategy, cutting-edge technology, and a dedication to regulatory compliance and data protection for long-term success. In the next chapter, we shall take a more in-depth...