Identity Management Implementation

Identity components are important to securing an organization’s resources because you only want authorized users to access objects when they need them. For example, if attackers compromise an identity management (IdM) system and breach a server room that is generating millions of dollars in monthly revenue, the business will lose the critical functions of paying its staff and delivering products. It is essential to protect these critical functions by safeguarding the organization through deploying an IdM system.

The ability to connect systems has made collaboration between organizations easier, and thus more and more common. It could be sharing online resources to upskill employees or working together on short-term projects – organizations frequently need to grant and manage access to their systems for external parties. In the past, this would involve setting up new accounts and managing separate credentials, which is time-consuming...