What Is Identity and Access Management?

So what is IAM? Identity and access management is a framework of policies and technologies that allow you to manage digital identities. Overall, IAM helps companies regulate digital access by:

• Identifying users in a system.
• Adding, removing or updating individuals in a system.
• Assigning access levels or clearances to individuals.
• Protecting sensitive data.

Companies worldwide are rapidly turning to digital solutions. From online communication methods to productivity applications, technology offers ways to streamline business procedures and improve productivity.

 

As companies continue to garner resources and applications, it becomes more challenging to manage user identity and access. Each online application requires a set of login credentials. Organizing these credentials across every employee can become overwhelming. All parties also have varying levels of access to corporate information, making access regulation more difficult.

In response, many have turned to identity and access management (IAM) for help. IAM solutions allow you to regulate user access and simplify the login process for online applications. They also assist with security measures, creating a safer data environment for company information

An IAM system determines user access to crucial business systems, verifying users' identities before letting them access digital interfaces and records. IAM systems use authentication and access control to determine your access to company systems

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